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BB ASSESSMENT QUIZ MODULE

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

All of the following were approaches in naming antigens before the ISBT except?

a)

Adopting the name of the country of the antibody producer

b)

Using the name of the scientist discovering the antigen,

c)

Derivation of the name of the first antibody maker or reactive donor

d)

Deriving the antigen name based on ISBT working party

2.

ISBT Designation: 700

a)

Blood group system antigens

b)

Blood group collection antigens

c)

High incidence series antigens

d)

Low incidence series antigens

3.

ISBT Designation: 201

a)

Blood group system antigens

b)

Blood group collection antigens

c)

High incidence series antigens

d)

Low incidence series antigens

4.

It is the description of which antigens are present o n

an individual s RBCs and simply indicates the results of

serologic tests on those RBCs

a)

Genotype

b)

Allelles

c)

Phenotype

d)

Genes

5.

Based on the ISBT guidelines, each antigen is given a six digit identification number and the first three digits represents all of the following except?

a)

Blood group system

b)

Blood Groupg Collection

c)

Low and High Incidence series

d)

Antigen

6.

The Lutheran Blood Group System has an ISBT no. assigned as?

a)

004

b)

003

c)

006

d)

005

7.

The Lewis Blood Group System has an ISBT no. assigned as?

a)

004

b)

007

c)

002

d)

005

8.

It is composed of antigens produced by alleles at a single gene locus or at loci so closely linked that crossing over does not occur.

a)

Blood Group Collection

b)

High Incidence Series

c)

Low Incidence Series

d)

Blood Group System

9.

What is the ISBT number for the Lu3 antigen?

a)

005001

b)

005002

c)

005003

d)

005004

10.

What is the ISBT number for the k antigen?

a)

004001

b)

004002

c)

005001

d)

005002

11.

What is the ISBT number for the P1 antigen?

a)

003001

b)

003002

c)

003003

d)

003004

12.

The Lutheran Blood Group is found in chromosome no. ?

a)

9

b)

1

c)

4

d)

19

13.

All of the following blood group antigens belongs to carbohydrate group except?

a)

ABO

b)

I

c)

GLOB

d)

KEL

14.

The only blood group systems wherein antigens are adsorbed from plasma.

a)

JK

b)

KEL

c)

LE

d)

RH

15.

This blood group system has antigens that belongs to multi-pass membrane protein.

a)

JK

b)

KEL

c)

LE

d)

RH

16.

These are rare alleles that do not encode any antigen.

a)

Dominant allele

b)

Recessive allele

c)

Silent allele

d)

Codominant allele

17.

Antigens with prevalence of less than 1% in the general

population.

a)

Low Incidence

b)

High Incidence

c)

Blood Group Collection

d)

Blood Group Sytem

18.

Antigens with prevalence of less than 90% in the general

population.

a)

Low Incidence

b)

High Incidence

c)

Blood Group Collection

d)

Blood Group Sytem

19.

AKA nuisance antibodies

a)

Clinically Nonsignificant Antibodies

b)

Clinically Significant Antibodies

c)

IgG antibody

d)

Warm Reacting antibodies

20.

Named after the first antibody producer reported by Mourant in 1946

a)

KEL

b)

LE

c)

FY

d)

JK

21.

ISBT 209 is assigned to which blood group collection?

a)

COST

b)

I

c)

ER

d)

GLOB

22.

ISBT 700005 was assigned to what low incidence series?

a)

By

b)

Bi

c)

Pta

d)

Jea

23.

The most common Lewis Phenotype among whites:

a)

Le (a+ b+)

b)

Le (a- b+)

c)

Le (a- b-)

d)

Le (a+ b+)

24.

Lewis phenotype of fetus.

a)

Le (a+ b+)

b)

Le (a- b+)

c)

Le (a- b-)

d)

Le (a+ b+)

25.

The most common Lewis Phenotype among Asians:

a)

Le (a+ b+)

b)

Le (a- b+)

c)

Le (a- b-)

d)

Le (a+ b+)

26.

It serves as the epitope for the tumor marker CA 19-9 found in gastrointestinal and other malignancies.

a)

Sialyl Lea

b)

Ley

c)

Leb

d)

H

27.

Jsa and Jsb are antigens that belongs to:

a)

Kidd

b)

Lewis

c)

Kell

d)

Duffy

28.

Kell antigen expression is dependent upon the presence of the?

a)

XK protein

b)

KX protein

c)

Kk protein

d)

KK protein

29.

Aside form ABO and Rh antibodies, ___is the most common antibody seen in the blood bank.

a)

Anti-Jka

b)

Anti-K

c)

Anti-Lua

d)

Anti-Lea

30.

When RBCs lack expression of all Kell antigens but have the

K x antigen, this is called?

a)

Kell null/Ko

b)

Macleod Phenotype

c)

Duffy null

d)

Lu null

31.

When RBCs lack Kx and another high prevalence antigen, Km (K 20 and have marked depression of all other Kell antigens, this is called?

a)

Kell null/Ko

b)

Macleod Phenotype

c)

Duffy null

d)

Macleod Syndrome

32.

It was named after a multiply transfused hemophiliac who was found to have the first described example of anti Fya.

a)

KEL

b)

LU

c)

FY

d)

LE

33.

The most prevalent Duffy phenotype among blacks

a)

Fy (a+b-)

b)

Fy (a-b-)

c)

Fy (a+b+)

d)

Fy (a-b+)

34.

The most prevalent Duffy phenotype among chinese nationals.

a)

Fy (a+b-)

b)

Fy (a-b-)

c)

Fy (a+b+)

d)

Fy (a-b+)

35.

Indivduals with these phenotype can resist infection with

Plasmodium knowlesii and P vivax.

a)

Fy (a+b-)

b)

Fy (a-b-)

c)

Fy (a+b+)

d)

Fy (a-b+)

36.

Antigens of this blood group system are destroyed during enzyme treatment.

a)

KEL

b)

LU

c)

LE

d)

FY

37.

It results from the interaction of Rh and Duffy genes and usually not present on Rh null RBCs.

a)

Fy3

b)

Fy5

c)

Fy6

d)

Fya

e)

Fyb

38.

Receptor for P. vivax.

a)

Fy3

b)

Fy5

c)

Fy6

d)

Fya

e)

Fyb

39.

This antibody is found in the serum of an Fy(a-b-)individuals.

a)

Anti-Fya

b)

Anti-Fyb

c)

Anti-Fy5

d)

Anti-Fy3

e)

Anti-Fy6

40.

It is a simple and straightforward system consisting of only

three antigens.

a)

KEL

b)

JK

c)

FY

d)

LE

41.

Antigens belonging to this blood group system are urea

transporter.

a)

KEL

b)

JK

c)

FY

d)

LE

42.

Its antibodies are difficult to detect serologically because they are found in combination with other antibodies.

a)

KEL

b)

JK

c)

FY

d)

LE

43.

Have a notorious reputation in blood bank as a common cause of delayed hemolytic transfusion reaction.

a)

Kel antibodies

b)

Kidd antibodies

c)

Lewis antibodies

d)

Duffy antibodies

44.

This blood group system was discovered on a patient with lupus in 1945.

a)

KEL

b)

FY

c)

JK

d)

LU

e)

LE

45.

This antigen was assigned to the Globoside blood group system.

a)

P

b)

Luke and PX2

c)

Pk

d)

P1

46.

These antigens have been found in plasma as glycosphingolipids and as glycoproteins in hydatid cyst

fluid.

a)

P1 and P

b)

P and Pk

c)

P1 and Pk

d)

All of the above

47.

This antibody was formerly known a anti Tja 

a)

Anti-P1

b)

Anti-P1Pk

c)

Anti-PP1Pk

d)

Anti-P

48.

Associated with Paroxysmal Cold Hemoglobinuria. 

a)

Anti-P1

b)

Anti-P1Pk

c)

Anti-PP1Pk

d)

Anti-P

e)

Auto-anti-P

49.

First described in the serum of Mrs Jay, a p individual with adenocarcinoma of the stomach.

a)

Anti-P1

b)

Anti-P1Pk

c)

Anti-PP1Pk

d)

Anti-P

e)

Auto-anti-P

50.

A receptor for shiga toxins, which cause shigella dysentery and E coli associated hemolytic uremic syndrome

a)

P1 antigen

b)

Pk antigen

c)

PP1Pk antigen

d)

P antigen