6- With respect to a group A Rh (D) Positive patient who has been transfused with group O Rh (D) Negative red cells during the medical evacuation. What blood would you select for subsequent STAT transfusion?
* Group O Rh (D) Positive red cells.
* Group A Rh (D) Positive red cells.
* Group A Rh (D) Negative red cells
* Group O Rh (D) Positive red cells.
7- result of a direct anti-globulin test after a delayed transfusion reaction may be:
* Mixed-field.
* All of the alternatives.
* Positive with anti-C3d AHG but not anti-IgG AHG
* Positive.
* Negative.
8- in an emergency when there is insufficient time for normal pretransfusion testing which of the following should be issued without waiting for the results of a crossmatch?
* O Rh (D) Positive whole blood.
* O Rh (D) Positive packed cells.
* O Rh (D) Negative packed cells or modified whole blood.
* O Rh (D) Negative whole blood.
9- A patient presents for a 4 unit crossmatch. The patients blood group is AB Rh (D) Positive. You have the following units of blood available. 10 units of group O Rh (D) Positive, 6 units of group O Rh (D) Negative, 8 units of A Rh (D) Postive units. What units would you select for the crossmatch?
* 4 units of group O Neg.
* Ring the NHSBT and urgently request four units of AB Pos
* 2 units of O Pos and 2 units of O Neg.
* 4 units of A Pos.
10- You carry out an ABO and Rh grouping on a six cord bloods. Three of the cord bloods group as AB Rh (D) Positive. What steps would you take before reporting these results?
* Work out the statistical probability of such an occurrence, and if p<0.05 accept the results
* Do another ABO Rh check. If the same, report.
* Wash the cord blood cells in saline, and then repeat the groups.
* Check the maternal and paternal blood groups.
6- With respect to a group A Rh (D) Positive patient who has been transfused with group O Rh (D) Negative red cells during the medical evacuation. What blood would you select for subsequent STAT transfusion?
* Group O Rh (D) Positive red cells.
* Group A Rh (D) Positive red cells.
* Group A Rh (D) Negative red cells
* Group O Rh (D) Positive red cells.
7- result of a direct anti-globulin test after a delayed transfusion reaction may be:
* Mixed-field.
* All of the alternatives.
* Positive with anti-C3d AHG but not anti-IgG AHG
* Positive.
* Negative.
8- in an emergency when there is insufficient time for normal pretransfusion testing which of the following should be issued without waiting for the results of a crossmatch?
* O Rh (D) Positive whole blood.
* O Rh (D) Positive packed cells.
* O Rh (D) Negative packed cells or modified whole blood.
* O Rh (D) Negative whole blood.
9- A patient presents for a 4 unit crossmatch. The patients blood group is AB Rh (D) Positive. You have the following units of blood available. 10 units of group O Rh (D) Positive, 6 units of group O Rh (D) Negative, 8 units of A Rh (D) Postive units. What units would you select for the crossmatch?
* 4 units of group O Neg.
* Ring the NHSBT and urgently request four units of AB Pos
* 2 units of O Pos and 2 units of O Neg.
* 4 units of A Pos.
10- You carry out an ABO and Rh grouping on a six cord bloods. Three of the cord bloods group as AB Rh (D) Positive. What steps would you take before reporting these results?
* Work out the statistical probability of such an occurrence, and if p<0.05 accept the results
* Do another ABO Rh check. If the same, report.
* Wash the cord blood cells in saline, and then repeat the groups.
* Check the maternal and paternal blood groups.
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