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BB LAB PRELIMS 1

Total questions: 62

Worksheet time: 53mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Usage of RCS

a)

ABO and Rh typing

b)

Direct antiglobulin test and auto control

c)

Donor unit compatibility (crossmatch)

d)

Red cell phenotyping

2.

Specimen requirement for RCS

a)

Citrate coagulated whole blood

b)

EDTA coagulated whole blood

c)

Citrate anticoagulated whole blood

d)

EDTA anticoagulated whole blood

3.

Commonly used cell ratio in red cell

suspension.

a)

2-5%

b)

3-6%

c)

3-5%

d)

2-8%

4.

prepare _a_ % of RCS with a total volume of _b_ mL = _c_ uL

a)

a. 2

b. 1

c. 100

b)

a. 3

b. 1

c. 1000

c)

a. 4

b. 2

c. 500

d)

a. 5

b. 2

c. 2000

5.

Formula for RCS

a)

Total volume X % in decimals

b)

Volume in % X Total in decimals

c)

Total % in decimals X volume

d)

Volume in decimals X total %

6.

Suspensions should be used for testing (a)  

the day of preparation.

(ALL ANS. FOR IDENTIFIC. SHOULD BE ALL CAPS)

7.

Mix the cell suspension ___, ___

performing the serological procedure.

(a)  

8.

False positives or false negatives test results

may occur from:

a)

Bacterial or chemical contamination

of test materials

b)

Too properly cleaned tubes

c)

Improper centrifugation

d)

Improper storage of material

9.

Immunity refers to the process by which a host

organism protects itself from attacks by

(a)   agents

10.

Fundamental idea of immunity

(a)  

11.

This is mediated by various cells of the IS, such as

macrophages, T cells, and dendritic cells,

which function to eliminate viruses, bacteria,

cancer cells, and other cellular pathogens

a)

Cellular

b)

Humoral

c)

Antigen

d)

Antibody

12.

Comprised of B cells and the specific

antibodies they produce, along with

complement components that are produced

in plasma, saliva, and other bodily secretions.

a)

cellular

b)

Humoral

c)

Antibodies

d)

Antigens

13.

In here, B cells are responsible for producing

antibodies.

a)

Cellular

b)

Humoral

c)

Antibodies

d)

Antigens

14.

These are also called “immunoglobulins”

a)

Antibodies

b)

Antigens

15.

These bind to foreign molecules called antigens

a)

Antibodies

b)

Antibody reaction

c)

Agglutinants

d)

Antigens

16.

Meaning of IMMUNE in ''Immunoglobulins''

a)

due to its type of globular soluble protein

b)

a substance that stimulates antibody formation

c)

due to its function

d)

protein that binds to antibody

17.

Meaning of GLOBULIN in ''Immunoglobulins''

a)

type of globular

soluble protein

b)

due to its function

c)

it is a type of globular

soluble protein.

d)

Has the ability to bind to an antibody.

18.

This is a substance that stimulates antibody

formation



(a)  

19.

Antigens has the ability to bind to a/an ___.

a)

structure

b)

antigen-antibody bridge

c)

antibody

d)

antigen

20.

Antigens are substances that (a)   antibody

formation

21.

Antigens: “___, on the surface of RBC’s that is used

to identify ___.

(a)  

22.

This is an ability of a particular antibody to combine to

a specific antigen.

(a)  

23.

Antigens present on ___, cells may

cause reactions to the recipient and

complicate ___.

(a)  

24.

___, ___, ___ of

blood group antibodies and on the typing of RBC antigens. (small letters only)

(a)  

25.

Factors influencing the detection of RBC antigen–antibody reactions

a)

correct sample

b)

proper reagents

c)

performing the correct tests

d)

Proper interpretation of results

26.

RCS usually requires serum sample that has ___, amounts of viable ___.

(BACK TO ANSWERS W/ ALL CAPS)

(a)  

27.

“Sample used may vary according to different (a)   used.”

(all ans. from now on should be small letters)

28.

Storage: serum should be ___, and

stored at ___,°C for no longer than ___ hours

(a)  

29.

>49 hours serum should be (a)  

30.

This is a process wherein antigen binding to the antibody occurs.

(a)  

31.

Sensitization has no visible (a)   .

32.

A lattice type structure has multiple (a)   bridges between RBC antigens and antibodies that are formed.

33.

In lattice type structure, the development of an insoluble antigen is called an (a)   .

34.

In lattice type structure, a precipitation reaction means a (a)  

35.

What are the factors that influence agglutination reactions?

a)

centrifugation

b)

antigen-antibody ratio

c)

effect of pH

d)

Temperature

e)

Immunoglobulin type

36.

This enhances agglutination reaction

(a)  

37.

A high gravitational force brings (a)   closer together.

38.

Antigen = antibody ( (a)   )

39.

This is a term that means Excess unbound antibody

(a)  

40.

This term means Excess unbound antigen.

(a)  

41.

The antigen-antibody ratio obtains a (a)   negative result.

42.

The 'range' in RCS that is the 'effect of pH'

(a)  

43.

Different ___, of antibodies may exhibit optimal ___ at different temperatures.

(a)  

44.

This is the differences in the nature of reactivity between immunoglobulins

(a)  

45.

This is an indicator of a positive result of antigen–antibody.

(a)  

46.

In hemolysis, ___ has been fixed and ___ lysis occurs.

(ANSWER SHOULD BE IN CAPS)

(a)  

47.

What type of hemolysis is shown at the left side of the image that has a number 2 in it?

a)

complete hemolysis

b)

partial hemolysis

c)

no hemolysis

48.

What type of hemolysis is shown at the middle of the image?

a)

complete hemolysis

b)

partial hemolysis

c)

no hemolysis

49.

What type of hemolysis is at the right side of the image?

a)

Complete hemolysis

b)

Partial hemolysis

c)

No hemolysis

50.

The (a)   blood group system is the most important of all the blood group systems out there.

51.

The ABO blood group system is a B.G. System in which individuals already have (a)   in their serum to antigens that are absent from their red blood cells (RBCs).

(answer in small letters only)

52.

The presence of antibodies results to lysis of

(a)   once ABO is incompatible.

(ANS. IN CAPS ONLY)

53.

What kind of ABO Testing (Typing) is:

Using known sources of commercial antisera (anti-A, antiB)

and

Detects antigens on an individual’s RBCs.

(ans. in small letters only)

(a)  

54.

What kind of ABO Testing (Typing) is

Using known reagent RBCs (A and B cells)

and

Detects ABO antibodies in the patient’s serum.

(ans. in small letters only)

(a)  

55.

A positive antigen–antibody reaction is usually demonstrated by (a)  

(ans in small letters only)

56.

In forward grouping, an anti-a and anti-b reagent contains:

a)

Expected 3+ to 4+ reaction

b)

Monoclonal antibody

c)

Highly specific

d)

Usually use 1-2 drops

e)

IgM

57.

What is the color reagent for anti-a reagent?

(ans in small letters only)

(a)  

58.

What is the color reagent for anti-b reagent?

(ans in small letters only)

(a)  

59.

what type of dye contains the clear yellow-colored anti-b reagent?

(ans in small letters only)

(a)  

60.

Monoclonal antibody contains antibody from a single type of ___ cell, ___ expanded.

(ANS IN CAPS ONLY)

(a)  

61.

A monoclonal antibody is ___ in testing and is ___ specific

(ans in small letters only)

(a)  

62.

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