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Are Rh antibodies warm or cold reacting? |
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Are Lewis antibodies warm or cold reacting? |
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Is anti-I warm or cold reacting? |
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What is the minimum number of cells used in an antibody detection panel? |
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Are anti-H antibodies IgM or IgG? |
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What kind of candy does the P1 penguin eat? |
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Are anti-Kell antibodies warm or cold reacting? |
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Are anti-S and anti-s antibodies warm or cold reacting? |
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Can Rh antibodies show visible agglutination at 37 C? |
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Are anti-Duffy antibodies warm or cold reacting? |
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Are anti-M antibodies warm or cold reacting? |
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Can Kell, Kidd, or Duffy antibodies show visible agglutination at 37 C? |
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No, they usually don't because they are IgG. AHG is needed to show agglutination. |
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What is the incubation time without adding LISS? |
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Which AHG is more likely to detect clinically insignificant antibodies; polyspecific, or IgG? |
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What is the best phase of testing for detection of Rh, Kell, Kidd and Duffy antibodies? |
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Do Rh antibodies show dosage? |
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Yes, except for Anti-D, which does not show dosage. |
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Do Kidd antibodies show dosage? |
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Do anti M and N antibodies show dosage? |
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Do Kidds, Kells and Duffy's show dosage? |
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What kind of antibodies show mixed-field agglutination? |
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Are Kidd antibodies enhanced with enzyme treated cells? |
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Are duffy antibodies enhanced with enzyme treated cells? |
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No, they are depressed/destroyed |
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Kidds, Rh, Lewis, I and P1 are all enhanced by what? |
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Are Lewis antigens enhanced or destroyed by enzymes? |
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Are I and P1 antigens enhanced or destroyed by enzymes? |
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Are M and N antigens enhanced or destroyed by enzymes? |
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When choosing cells to QC the antisera, should you look for homozygous or heterozygous cells? |
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What are two possible causes for multiple strengths of reactions? |
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dosage or multiple antibodies. |
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If you are choosing cells for a select cell panel, should you pick out homozygous or heterozygous cells for the antigen you're looking for? |
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Is Xga destroyed or enhanced by enzymes? |
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Are S and s antigens destroyed or enhanced by enzymes? |
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Are kidd antigens enhanced or destroyed by enzymes? |
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Is the D antigen enhanced or destroyed by enzymes? |
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When incubating enzyme-treated cells, do you add Liss? |
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Which antibodies are neutralizable? |
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anti-P1, anti-Lea, Leb, anti-I, anti-Sda |
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Is it possible to neutralize Lewis antibodies? |
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Is it possible to neutralize anti-P1? |
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Is it possible to neutralize anti-I? |
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Is it possible to neutralize Rh antibodies? |
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Is it possible to neutralize Duffys, Kells and Kidds? |
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What three things could neutralize P1 antibody? |
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hydatid cyst fluid, pigeon droppings or P substance |
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What substances can neutralize anti-Sda? |
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human or guinea pig urine. |
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What substance neutralizes anti-I? |
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When you do a neutralization, what do you have to do along with it? |
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When do you do a dilution control? should your dilution control come out negative or positive? |
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with a neutralization. it should come out positive/ reactive. |
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What antibodies can be eliminated by prewarming? |
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cold antibodies like P1, Lewis, M and N, H and I. |
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