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    This document provides definitions and key information about various terms related to blood banking and transfusion medicine. It defines terms like BB QUICK (marker of inflammation), C2 (most common complement deficiency), ABO antibodies (most common antibody causing hemolytic transfusion reactions), Kell (second most immunogenic antibody), and more. It also provides information on different blood components, adverse effects, tests, and conditions relevant to transfusion medicine.

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    This document provides definitions and key information about various terms related to blood banking and transfusion medicine. It defines terms like BB QUICK (marker of inflammation), C2 (most common complement deficiency), ABO antibodies (most common antibody causing hemolytic transfusion reactions), Kell (second most immunogenic antibody), and more. It also provides information on different blood components, adverse effects, tests, and conditions relevant to transfusion medicine.

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    BB QUICK

    : nonspecific marker of
    inflammation

    NOTES C2
    : most common complement
    deficiency
    ABO Antibodies
    : most common antibody Type II Hypersensitivity Reaction
    : causes most severe type of : TRALI (Transfusion Related Acute
    hemolytic transfusion reaction Lung Injury)

    Kell IgM
    : second most immunogenic : most efficient antibody in
    antibody causing HDN complement fixation

    hh ABO incompatibility
    : genotype of Bombay : most common type of HDN

    Kidd CPDA-1
    : causes delayed HTR : most commonly used
    anticoagulant for blood
    HLA B8 transfusion among neonates or
    : Myasthenia gravis pediatric patients

    Prozone phenomenon Avidity


    : antigen excess : strength of reacting antibody

    Postzone phenomenon Penicillin


    : antibody excess : most common drug associated
    with Type I hypersensitivity
    Type III Hypersensitivity reaction
    : Arthus reaction
    1 unit of cryoprecipitate
    Neocyte transfusion : contains 80 units of Factor VIII
    : patients with Cooley’s anemia : contains 150 mg/dL of fibrinogen
    (B-thalassemia)/Sickle cell anemia
    NK Cell
    Rheumatoid arthritis : aka Large Granular Lymphocyte
    : most common autoimmune
    disorder TEGISON
    : permanent deferral
    Acute Phase Reactants

    G .D.E
    Anti-I
    : atypical pneumonia Type A
    : true blood type that
    Anti-i demonstrates Acquired B
    : infectious mononucleosis Phenomenon
    : cord blood samples
    Hepatitis
    SPE (Serum Protein : most common
    Electrophoresis) transfusion-associated disease
    : important in diagnosis of
    monoclonal gammopathies Plasma
    : blood component for Vitamin K
    Anti-HAV IgG (+) deficiency
    Anti-HAV IgM (-)
    : recovery from Hepa A Citrate effect
    : most common adverse effect of
    Mantoux test plateletpheresis collection
    : tuberculin sensitivity test
    Leukocyte-reduced filters
    Darkfield microscopy : reduce the risk of CMV infection
    : used in FTA-ABS : prevent HLA alloimmunization
    : prevent Febrile Nonhemolytic
    Interferon alpha Transfusion Reaction
    : used to treat Kaposi’s sarcoma
    Alloimmunization
    Paroxysmal Nocturnal : result from anamnestic response
    Hemoglobinuria following secondary exposure to
    : washed RBCs (blood component donor RBCs
    of choice)
    Leukoagglutinins
    Granulocyte Concentrate : most likely etiologic cause of
    : used to treat Chronic FNHTR
    Granulomatous Disease (CGD)
    RIBA (Recombinant Immunoblot
    RPR Assay)
    : read macroscopically : used to confirm if a patient or
    donor is infected with HCV
    VDRL
    : read microscopically Platelet concentrates
    : shelf-life of 5 days (closed system)
    42 days
    : SAGM life span

    G .D.E

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