 Question 1

. A monospecific anti-IgG AHG binds to which part of the immunoglobulin?

 Question 2
All negative tubes for AHG should be added with?

 Question 3
DAT can be used when investigating the following conditions, EXCEPT:

 Question 4
In a direct antiglobulin test, you are testing the ______.

 Question 5
AHG must contain antibody activity to agglutinating blood group antibodies.

 Question 6
Direct antiglobulin test is a one-step test that can be used to investigate an in vivo
sensitization of red blood cells.

 Question 7
Interpret the given result: DA tube = 0; DB tube = 0; UA = +; UB = +

 Question 8
Reasons for false (+) AHG: Click ALL that apply.

 Question 9
A (+) AHG screen indicates the presence of alloantibodies

 Question 10
DAT using polyspecific antihuman globulin serum is NOT of value in the:

 Question 11
A positive autocontrol indicates the presence of autoantibodies in serum

 Question 12
Given the following results: Blood: Type O
 Question 13
Microplate readers are necessary in _____.

 Question 14
Reasons for False (-) AHG test: Click all the apply.

 Question 15
Failure to demonstrate agglutination after the addition of check cells in a negative antiglobulin
test may be due to an in-vitro complement attachment.

 Question 16
An agglutination on the diluted and undiluted tubes for Low Titer Experiment indicates that
the whole blood from a O patient can be safely transfused

 Question 17
Direct antiglobulin test detects coating of red cells by:

 Question 18
Considered as the Universal Donor

 Question 19
A false negative indirect antiglobulin test can be caused by inadequate washing of cells and
chemical contamination.

 Question 20
How does PEG help in AHG tests?

 Question 21
Classic method of AHG production involves injecting human serum or purified globulin into
laboratory animals.

 Question 22
Interpret the given result: UA tube = +; UB tube = +; DA = +; DB = +

 Question 23
A high titer O pRBC blood can be safely transfused to any blood type
 Question 24
Polyspecific reagents used in the direct AHG should have specificity for IgG and C3d?