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A screening test used to detect Fetal-Maternal Hemorrhage. Able to detect a bleed of 10mL or more
What is the Rosette Test
100
Wiener's way of saying cDe
What is R0
100
The maximum allowable blood pressure levels at the time of donation
What is 180/100
100
A required test in all blood donors for the detection or acute and chronic HBV infection
What is HBsAg
100
Most cold agglutinins are of what immunoglobulin class
What is IgM
200
This condition is caused by maternal antibodies against antigens on fetal red cells inherited from the father
What is Hemolytic Disease of the Fetus and Newborn (HDFN)
200
Rh antibodies show this type of reactivity when tested against enzyme treated cells
What is enhanced
200
Allowable temp in (C) for blood donation
What is less than or equal to 37.5
200
All donors require testing for 6 viral markers, they are
Whatare anti-HIV-1/2, HIV Ag, anti-HTLV-I/II, HBsAg, anti-HbC, anti-HCV
200
Clinically significant antibodies react best after incubation at what temperature?
What is 37C
300
One dose of Rh immune globulin will protect the mother from a whole blood bleed up to this amount
What is 30mL
300
Alleles for Rh antigens demonstrate what kind of inheritance?
What is condominant
300
If you receive a blood transfusion, you will be deferred from donation for how long?
What is 12 months
300
The test for this disease was the first mandated donor screening test for infectious disease.
What is Syphilis
300
In tube agglutination grading, small clumps with a cloudy background is graded as
What is 1+
400
Toxic levels of unconjugated bilirubin in an infant's brain is called
What is Kernicterus
400
The most common Rh phenotype in whites
What is R1r
400
If you are going to donate platelets, you should not take this within 3 days of the donation
What is Aspirin
400
The most common post-transfusion Hepatitis
What is hepatitis B
400
Forward typing is determination of ABO what?
What is antigen
500
A common characteristic seen on a peripheral blood smear of neonates suffering from ABO-HDFN that is not seen on smears of neonates with Rh-HDFN
What is Spherocytes
500
Rh mediated hemolytic transfusion reactions usually result in what kind of hemolysis?
What is extravascular
500
The minimum platelet count for frequent, repeat donors of platelet pheresis
What is 150 x 10(3)/uL
500
A disease that may be transmitted through human dura matter grafts or pituitary-derived growth hormone
What is Creutzfeld-Jakob disease (CJD)
500
The removal of antibody from the red cell by physical or chemical means refers to what procedure?
What is Elution