Transfusion Medicine Quiz

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Test blood transfusion basics.

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Froggy Jumps Transfusion Medicine QuizVersion en ligne Test blood transfusion basics. par Chloe Bellamy 1 The immune system’s primary role in transfusion medicine is to: a Produce red blood cells b Distinguish self from non-self c Destroy all transfused cells 2 Which blood type has NO A or B antigens and both anti-A and anti-B antibodies? a Type A b Type AB c Type O 3 In ABO incompatibility, what happens after antibodies bind to foreign RBC antigens? a Complement is activated causing hemolysis b RBCs shrink c IgG coats the cells only 4 Alloantibodies are best described as: a Antibodies that never disappear b Antibodies made against foreign RBC antigens c Antibodies against bacteria 5 Which of the following is a protein antigen system (not carbohydrate like ABO)? a Plasma proteins b Rh c ABO 6 The Coombs (Antiglobulin) test is used to: a Detect antibodies already bound to RBCs b Detect free antibodies in serum only c Determine ABO type 7 Case: A patient receives a blood transfusion and within minutes develops fever, chills, back pain, and dark urine. Lab testing shows hemolysis and free hemoglobin in the plasma. The reaction is caused by complement activation after antibody binding. a Allergic transfusion reaction b Delayed hemolytic transfusion reaction c Acute hemolytic transfusion reaction due to ABO incompatibility 8 A patient receives a blood transfusion and 10 days later develops fatigue and dark urine. Lab tests show a drop in hemoglobin. The patient had previous transfusions. a Delayed hemolytic transfusion reaction b Acute hemolytic transfusion reaction c Allergic transfusion reaction

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Transfusion Medicine QuizVersion en ligne

Test blood transfusion basics.

par Chloe Bellamy

The immune system’s primary role in transfusion medicine is to:

Produce red blood cells

Distinguish self from non-self

Destroy all transfused cells

Which blood type has NO A or B antigens and both anti-A and anti-B antibodies?

Type A

Type AB

Type O

In ABO incompatibility, what happens after antibodies bind to foreign RBC antigens?

Complement is activated causing hemolysis

RBCs shrink

IgG coats the cells only

Alloantibodies are best described as:

Antibodies that never disappear

Antibodies made against foreign RBC antigens

Antibodies against bacteria

Which of the following is a protein antigen system (not carbohydrate like ABO)?

Plasma proteins

ABO

The Coombs (Antiglobulin) test is used to:

Detect antibodies already bound to RBCs

Detect free antibodies in serum only

Determine ABO type

Case: A patient receives a blood transfusion and within minutes develops fever, chills, back pain, and dark urine. Lab testing shows hemolysis and free hemoglobin in the plasma. The reaction is caused by complement activation after antibody binding.

Allergic transfusion reaction

Delayed hemolytic transfusion reaction

Acute hemolytic transfusion reaction due to ABO incompatibility

A patient receives a blood transfusion and 10 days later develops fatigue and dark urine. Lab tests show a drop in hemoglobin. The patient had previous transfusions.

Delayed hemolytic transfusion reaction

Acute hemolytic transfusion reaction

Allergic transfusion reaction

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Transfusion Medicine Quiz

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Transfusion Medicine QuizVersion en ligne

par Chloe Bellamy

The immune system’s primary role in transfusion medicine is to:

Which blood type has NO A or B antigens and both anti-A and anti-B antibodies?

In ABO incompatibility, what happens after antibodies bind to foreign RBC antigens?

Alloantibodies are best described as:

Which of the following is a protein antigen system (not carbohydrate like ABO)?

The Coombs (Antiglobulin) test is used to:

Case: A patient receives a blood transfusion and within minutes develops fever, chills, back pain, and dark urine. Lab testing shows hemolysis and free hemoglobin in the plasma. The reaction is caused by complement activation after antibody binding.

A patient receives a blood transfusion and 10 days later develops fatigue and dark urine. Lab tests show a drop in hemoglobin. The patient had previous transfusions.

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