Serology Review

The clumping of RBCs by the action of an antibody is known as

• Immunology

• Agglutination

• Serology

• Clotting

Which component of blood indicates blood type?

• Plasma

• Erythrocytes

• Thrombocytes

• Leukocytes

The universal donor blood type is ____.

• A

• B

• AB

• O

Universal blood receiver.

• A

• B

• AB

• O

Y-shaped proteins made by white blood cells and are part of the immune system are ___________.

• Antigens

• Antibodies

• Thrombocytes

• Erythrocytes

The role of thrombocytes is: _____________.

• Fight off infection

• Help in forming blood clots

• Deliver oxygen to different parts of the body

• Carries nutrients to the body

Which steps do you need to do at the crime scene for determining if there was blood there?

• Spray the whole crime scene with Luminol and then do a Kastle Meyer Test.

• Search for glowing spots with a UV light, and then do the RSID Test.

• Use a hema-trace test strip to do a Takayama and then Phenophaliein Test.

• Spray with Luminol, search for glowing spots using a UV light, then do a Takayama test.

How can a scientist tell if a stain at the crime scene is blood or not?

• Kastle Meyer Test

• Luminol Spray

• Takayama test

• RSID Test

If a person has AB blood, which antigens does it have on the RBCs?

• A antigens

• B antigens

• A & B antigens

• No antigens

If a person has O blood, which antigens does it have on the RBCs?

• A antigens

• B antigens

• A & B antigens

• No antigens