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1. Which antibody is most asso- Anti-Jka
ciated with delayed hemolytic
transfusion reactions?
2. What is most associated with Mycoplasma pneumonia
Anti-I?
3. IgG antibodies cause ______ he- Extravascular
molysis from sequestration by
spleen.
4. T/F: Enzyme panels will react False
with Duffy Antibodies (Fya or
Fyb).
5. T/F: RhIG at 28 weeks can cause True
a mom to have a low titer anti-D.
6. What type of blood should be Irradiated
given if from mom to child?
7. Room temp crossmatch detects ABO
_____ errors.
8. Why do premature infants typi- Blood loss from lab tests
cally need transfusions?
9. When phenotyping, use a posi- Heterozygously
tive control that is _______ posi-
tive.
10. Why is cryoprecipitate normally To replace fibrinogen
used?
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11. What can make an auto control Rouleaux and Cold auto
positive? (Distinguish by warm-
ing, looking under scope or
saline replacement)
12. Cold auto will react with _____ Polyspecific; C3
AHG and ___ Monospecific AHG.
13. What kind of plasma can an AB= AB (+ or =)
patient be transfused with?
14. _____ transfusion must be fresh, Intrauterine
CMV =, radiated and collected
with CPDA
15. How should intrauterine trans- Radiated and collected with CPDA
fusions be handled?
16. When is FFP used? When PT and PTT are prolonged
17. At what temperature do Lewis RT and sometimes 37
antibodies react?
18. What type of hemolysis do In Vitro
Lewis antibodies cause?
19. How long are sexual partners of 1 year
IV drug users differed from do-
nating?
20. +DAT can make the Rh control Positive
___ when doing weak D test
21. Storage: Whole Blood 1-6 C; 35 days
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22. Storage: RBCs (Red cells, Packed 1-6 C (CPDA- 35 days; ADSOL- 42 days)
RBCs, RBCs)
23. Storage: Leukocyte- Reduced 1-6 C (CPDA- 35 days; ADSOL- 42 days)
RBCs
24. Storage: Washed Red Cells 1-6 C; 24 hours
25. Storage: Irradiated Blood to 1-6 C; 28 days
prevent GVHD
26. Storage: Frozen/ Deglycerolized -70 C for 10 years; 1-6 C for 24 hours after prepared
RBCs
27. Storage: Random Platelets 20-24 C; 5 days with agitation and temp check every 4 hours
(4 hours after pooling)
28. Storage: Platelets, Apheresis 20-24 C with agitation; 5 days
(single-donor)
29. Storage: Granulocytes, Aphere- 20-24 C; 24 hours
sis
30. Storage: FFP, frozen -18 C; 1 year
31. Storage: FFP, thawed 1-6 C; 24 hours
32. Storage: Frozen Cryoprecipitat- -18 C; 1 year
ed AHF
33. Storage: Thawed Cryoprecipi- RT if used for Factor VIII; 1-6 if used for fibrinogen
tated AHF
34. Storage: Pooled Cryoprecipitat- 20-24 C; 4 hours
ed AHF
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35. What are whole blood transfu- Cells and volume
sions used for?
36. What are packed RBC transfu- Anemia
sions used for?
37. What are Washed RBC transfu- Allergy to plasma proteins in IgA deficiencies
sions used for?
38. What are Leuko-depleted RBC Febrile from HLA or CMV risk
transfusions used for?
39. What are Frozen, deglycerolized Rare or autologous
RBC transfusions used for?
40. What must be done to issue red ABO, Rh and screening compatible
cell products?
41. How are PLTs and WBCs stored? RT
42. What are Leuko-reduced PLT or Prevent febrile from HLA and prevent CMV
WBC transfusions used for?
43. What are granulocyte transfu- Severe neutropenia
sions used for?
44. What are FFP transfusions used Coag disorders (type compatible)
for?
45. What are cryo transfusions used Factor VIII and IX concentrate- Virus inactivated and
for? lyophilized
46. What does PT monitor? Coumadin
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1. Which antibody is most asso- Anti-Jka
ciated with delayed hemolytic
transfusion reactions?
2. What is most associated with Mycoplasma pneumonia
Anti-I?
3. IgG antibodies cause ______ he- Extravascular
molysis from sequestration by
spleen.
4. T/F: Enzyme panels will react False
with Duffy Antibodies (Fya or
Fyb).
5. T/F: RhIG at 28 weeks can cause True
a mom to have a low titer anti-D.
6. What type of blood should be Irradiated
given if from mom to child?
7. Room temp crossmatch detects ABO
_____ errors.
8. Why do premature infants typi- Blood loss from lab tests
cally need transfusions?
9. When phenotyping, use a posi- Heterozygously
tive control that is _______ posi-
tive.
10. Why is cryoprecipitate normally To replace fibrinogen
used?
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11. What can make an auto control Rouleaux and Cold auto
positive? (Distinguish by warm-
ing, looking under scope or
saline replacement)
12. Cold auto will react with _____ Polyspecific; C3
AHG and ___ Monospecific AHG.
13. What kind of plasma can an AB= AB (+ or =)
patient be transfused with?
14. _____ transfusion must be fresh, Intrauterine
CMV =, radiated and collected
with CPDA
15. How should intrauterine trans- Radiated and collected with CPDA
fusions be handled?
16. When is FFP used? When PT and PTT are prolonged
17. At what temperature do Lewis RT and sometimes 37
antibodies react?
18. What type of hemolysis do In Vitro
Lewis antibodies cause?
19. How long are sexual partners of 1 year
IV drug users differed from do-
nating?
20. +DAT can make the Rh control Positive
___ when doing weak D test
21. Storage: Whole Blood 1-6 C; 35 days
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22. Storage: RBCs (Red cells, Packed 1-6 C (CPDA- 35 days; ADSOL- 42 days)
RBCs, RBCs)
23. Storage: Leukocyte- Reduced 1-6 C (CPDA- 35 days; ADSOL- 42 days)
RBCs
24. Storage: Washed Red Cells 1-6 C; 24 hours
25. Storage: Irradiated Blood to 1-6 C; 28 days
prevent GVHD
26. Storage: Frozen/ Deglycerolized -70 C for 10 years; 1-6 C for 24 hours after prepared
RBCs
27. Storage: Random Platelets 20-24 C; 5 days with agitation and temp check every 4 hours
(4 hours after pooling)
28. Storage: Platelets, Apheresis 20-24 C with agitation; 5 days
(single-donor)
29. Storage: Granulocytes, Aphere- 20-24 C; 24 hours
sis
30. Storage: FFP, frozen -18 C; 1 year
31. Storage: FFP, thawed 1-6 C; 24 hours
32. Storage: Frozen Cryoprecipitat- -18 C; 1 year
ed AHF
33. Storage: Thawed Cryoprecipi- RT if used for Factor VIII; 1-6 if used for fibrinogen
tated AHF
34. Storage: Pooled Cryoprecipitat- 20-24 C; 4 hours
ed AHF
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35. What are whole blood transfu- Cells and volume
sions used for?
36. What are packed RBC transfu- Anemia
sions used for?
37. What are Washed RBC transfu- Allergy to plasma proteins in IgA deficiencies
sions used for?
38. What are Leuko-depleted RBC Febrile from HLA or CMV risk
transfusions used for?
39. What are Frozen, deglycerolized Rare or autologous
RBC transfusions used for?
40. What must be done to issue red ABO, Rh and screening compatible
cell products?
41. How are PLTs and WBCs stored? RT
42. What are Leuko-reduced PLT or Prevent febrile from HLA and prevent CMV
WBC transfusions used for?
43. What are granulocyte transfu- Severe neutropenia
sions used for?
44. What are FFP transfusions used Coag disorders (type compatible)
for?
45. What are cryo transfusions used Factor VIII and IX concentrate- Virus inactivated and
for? lyophilized
46. What does PT monitor? Coumadin
