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What reagent does DAT use? |
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Antihuman Globulin Reagent (AHG) |
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ABY or Complement bound to RBCs |
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Is DAT testing in vitro or in vivo? |
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In Vivo (inside the body) |
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Indirect Antiglobulin Test |
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What reagent does IAT use? |
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Antihuman Globulin Reagent (AHG) |
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ABY boung to cell surface |
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Is IAT testing in vivo or in vitro? |
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In Vitro (in the test tube) |
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Why were both tests developed? |
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To see if cell sensitization has occurred with the IgG ABY or Complement |
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What class of ABY is called incomplete or is known as sensitizing antibodies? |
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True or False: Even if we can't see the sensitization, it CAN have clinical affects |
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Most _____ ABYs are formed only as a result of exposure through either prior transfusion or pregnancy |
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True or False: Having immunoglobulin or C' coating RBCs is NOT a normal condition |
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What is the following an example of? "HDN with Anti-D: baby could be very anemic from cells being destroyed but we could not demonstrate it in the lab because of no agglutination" |
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5 things which affect sensitization |
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AGN/ABY ratio pH Ionic Strength Temperature Time |
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Sensitization is more likely when ____ is at a higher ratio |
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What should you use to help the ionic strength? |
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Use LISS which has fewer (+) ions, and more readily allows binding |
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5 Things which affect Agglutination |
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Medium potentiators such as albumin Enzyme treatments Centrifugation Class of Immunoglobulin Polyethylene Glycol |
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Is Polyethylene Glycol good for detecting weak antibodies? |
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True or False: Hemolysis from C' Activation is another sign that AGN and ABY have joined |
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True or False: C' activation is triggered when an ABY has attached to an AGN |
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True or False: Only some ABYs activate C' |
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True or False: Sometimes C' activation does not proceed through the whole sequence to cell destruction but stops leaving pieces attached to the cell |
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Which pieces might be left attached to the cell if C' activation does not proceed all the way to destruction of the cell? |
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Is it important to know if C3 is attached to cell? |
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Yes, it means that AGN/ABY reaction occurred even if not enough to cause visible hemolysis |
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Monospecific C' Polyspecific Monoclonal |
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Use when don't want to detect IgM ABYs which are usually clinically insignificant |
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Reacts only with bound C' |
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Will react with RBCs coated with IgG or C' |
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Use for DAT when we want to know if anything is coating the cell |
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produced by hybridoma in vitro |
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HDN Transfusion reaction AIHA Drug Induced Reactions |
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See if mother's ABY has crosses placenta and attached to baby's RBCs |
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if DAT (-) before transfusion and DAT (+) after, the patient had ABY which attached to donor RBCs AKA: wrong blood given |
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Detect if autoABY is coating cells making them prone to destruction by the spleen or being made into spherocytes |
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Wash patient's RBCs with saline Add AHG Centrifuge Add Check Cells to any = reactions |
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Sample - prefer _____ b/c the absence of Ca prevents in vitro sensitization |
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Various procedures to remove the protein coating the cells |
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Bound ABY is removed by ____, change in ____, or ______ |
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Eluate + known RBC AGNs to identify what was on the cells |
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