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BB POST QUIZ MODULE 10 AND 11

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A patient has Anti-E, which of the following donor genotype can be safely transfused to the patient?

a)

R1R1

b)

R2r’

c)

r’r’’

d)

RzR0

2.

Donor serum has anti-c. To which of the following patient can his blood be given without expecting an adverse reaction?

a)

DcE/dcE

b)

DCe/Dce

c)

R1r’

d)

Rh: -1,2,-3,4,5

3.

Which of the following is a possible genotype for an individual whose red cells give the reactions shown below?

Anti-D=3+; Anti-C= 2+; Anti-E=3+; Anti-c=3+; Anti-e=3+

a)

R1R1

b)

R1r’

c)

R0r’’

d)

R1R2

4.

The patient’s genotype is R1R0. What antibody might this patient produce if transfused blood from a donor whose genotype is R2R0?

a)

Anti-c

b)

Anti-C

c)

Anti-e

d)

Anti-E

5.

A donor is tested with Rh antisera, with the following results:

Anti-D=3+ Anti-C=0

Anti-E=2+ Anti-c=3+

Anti-e=3+ Rh control=0

Which of the following patient may be actively immunized if transfused blood from this donor genotype?

a)

R1R1

b)

R2r’’

c)

R2ry

d)

Rzr

6.

A patient's red cells are typed as follows:

Anti-D=4+; Anti-C=0; Anti-E=0

Which of the following genotypes would correspond to this result?

a)

R0R0

b)

R1r

c)

R1R2

d)

R2r

7.

A beta-thalassemic patient unexpectedly experienced a hemolytic transfusion reaction upon transfusing 2 units of pRBCs. A posttransfusion sample was requested for work-up. DAT was positive and sensitizing antibodies were eluted. Anti-E and anti-c were identified. Given his case, which among the following blood units may be safely given to him?

a)

R0R0

b)

ryr

c)

r’R1

d)

R2Rz

8.

8. The Rh type of 35-year old male patient was given below

Anti-D=+; Anti-C=0; Anti-E=0 ; Anti-c=+; Anti-e=+


The blood factors present in his cells are

a)

Rhorh’rh’’/rh’hr’’

b)

hr’hr’’/Rh0hr’hr’’

c)

Rh0rh’hr’’/rh’rh’’

d)

hr’rh’’/rh’hr’’

9.

What is the most probable Rosenfield phenotype of the patient whose Rh typing result is given below?

Anti-D=0; Anti-E=+; Anti-c=0; Anti-e=0

a)

Rh: 1,2,-3,-4,5

b)

Rh: -1,-2,3,-4,-5

c)

Rh: -1,2,3,-4,-5

d)

Rh: -1,3,-4,-5

10.

Which of the following genotypes will demonstrate weak reaction with Anti-E but strong reaction with Anti-C?

a)

Dce/dCE

b)

DCe/DCE

c)

DCe/DcE

d)

dCe/dCe

11.

Mutation in the RHCE locus will produce what phenotype?

a)

Dce/Dce

b)

dCE/dCE

c)

D--/d--

d)

-cE/-CE

12.

Which among the following individuals must be transfused an Rh-positive blood?

a)

Genetic weak D

b)

RHDΨ/RHDΨ

c)

Partial D

d)

Del

13.

Rh antibodies react best at______ and are mostly of _______isotype

a)

37°C, IgM

b)

22°C, IgM

c)

37°C, IgG

d)

22°C, IgG

14.

The donor’s red cell failed to react with Anti-D upon completion of the IS phase. What must be done next?

a)

Report as Rh(-)

b)

Report as Rh(+)

c)

Report as weak D positive

d)

Incubate cells at 37°C and add AHG

15.

Which set of reactions indicates homozygous inheritance of C allele and heterozygous inheritance of E/e alleles?

C = ___; c =____; E=____; e=_____

a)

+ + + +

b)

0 + + +

c)

+ 0 + +

d)

0 + 0 +

16.

Which genes are defective in amorphic-type Rhnull syndrome?

a)

RHAG only

b)

RHCE, RHD

c)

RHCE, RHAG

d)

RHAG, RHCE, RHD

17.

Which of the following phenotypes will not react with anti-LW?

a)

DCE/DCE

b)

dce/dce

c)

D--/d--

d)

Rh null (---/---)

18.

“Blocked Rh” if not resolved, can potentially give a false-negative result. What must be done in order to prevent this anomaly?

a)

Wash red cells the retype

b)

Perform elution then retype

c)

Perform lectin studies

d)

Treat with DTT or 2-ME

19.

A false-negative reaction in Rh typing may be encountered in

a)

Patients with WAIHA

b)

Patients with CAIHA

c)

Newborns who are DAT (+)

d)

Patients with autoimmune antibodies

20.

Which Rh typing reagent is most prone to false positive result due to spontaneous agglutination?

a)

Saline reactive reagents

b)

High-protein Anti-D reagents

c)

Chemically modified reagents

d)

Monoclonal antibody reagents

21.

A blood sample from a 30-year old pregnant woman revealed a positive Rosette test. A Kleihauer–Betke acid elution test was then performed and identified 67 fetal cells in 2,000 red cells counted.

a) What is the volume of fetomaternal hemorrhage?

b) How many full doses of RhIg should be indicated?

For answers just write the exact calculation . See example below on how to properly answer. (Round your answers to the nearest tens).

a) 300 L

b) 2 VIALS

(a)  

22.

If no rosettes were identified on fetomaternal hemorrhage screen. Is the mother eligible for RhIg? If yes, how many vials shall be given?

(a)