Pangmalakasang Review Center Blood Banking Review Notes: 1. History
Pangmalakasang Review Center Blood Banking Review Notes: 1. History
INTRODUCTION
1. History
a. Gregor Mendel- law of independent __________ states that factors for different characteristics
are inherited independent of each other
b. 1492 - __________ died due to transfusion from 3 human donors (A.22)
c. 1869 - __________ recommended sodium phosphate (nontoxic anticoag)
d. 1892 - __________ first successful human transfusion
e. 1901 - __________ discovered the ABO blood groups
f. __________ - vein-to-vein transfusion of blood
g. 1914 – __________ sodium citrate
h. 1915 - __________ determined the minimum amount of citrate needed for anticoagulation
(A.22)
i. 1916 - __________introduced a citrate-dextrose solution for the preservation of blood
j. 1943 - __________of England introduced the formula for the preservative acid-citrate-dextrose
(ACD). (A.22)
2. Genetics
a. Humans have __________ pairs of autosomes and __________ set of sex chromosomes,
females (XX) and males (XY), giving a total of 46 chromosomes in diploid cells (s.2019)
b. Blood group system are usually expressed as __________
c. ________/secondary/second order - occurs when a genetic marker is _______ in the child but
should have been transmitted by the alleged father
In this type of inheritance, the father carries the trait on his X chromosome. He has no sons with the trait
because he passed his Y chromosome to his sons; however, all his daughters will express the trait.
A. Autosomal dominant
B. Autosomal recessive
C. X-linked dominant - THIS IS THE ANSWER!
D. X-linked recessive
4. Mitosis
[Link] - resting stage and chromatin is uncondensed/ A cell that is not actively dividing
b. Prophase - 1st stage and chromatin is visible
c. Metaphase - Chromosome move to the equator attached to microtubules
i. __________ - A photomicrograph of a single cell in the metaphase stage of mitosis that
is arranged to show the chromosomes in descending order of size.
d. Anaphase - Sister chromatids separate
e. Telophase - chromosome at the pole of cell, cell divides
Meiosis in cell division is limited to the ova and sperm producing four gametes containing what complement
of DNA?
A. 1N
B. 2N
C. 3N
D. 4N
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ISBT – International Society of Blood Transfusion - The first three numbers represent the ______ (A.22) and
the remaining three the antigenic specificity.
7.
Gene Glycosyl Transferase Immunodominant sugar Antigen
H L-fucosyl transferase L-fucose H
A N-acetylgalactosaminyl Transferase N-acetyl-D-galactosamine A
B D-galactosyl transferase D-galactose B
AB Both A and B Both A and B AB
Blood Type Anti Anti B Anti A1 Anti H Known Known B Known Autocontrol
A A1 O
A2
Ag: A,H
Anti B
Anti A1
A1
Ag: A, A1, H
Anti B
A1 w/Anti H
Ag: B, H
Anti A1 and A
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Bm
Ag: H
Secretion: B,H
Anti A
O
Ag: H
Anti A
Anti B
H null/Bombay
Ag: (-)
Ab: Anti A,B, H
AB
Ag: A, B, H
Antibody: (-)
Group O
Newborn/Elder
Hypogamma
Agamma
Immunosuppressive
drug
Ag: H
Ab: (-)
Grp A w/Acquired B
Ag: A, few B, H
Anti B
AB with
High protein
Plasma expander
Cold or RT reacting
AutoAb
Ag: ABH
Ab: (-)
[Link] Grouping
blood typing is PHENOTYPING
Phenotype - Physical expression of genotype. Example: Genotype "AO" but the phenotype is "A"
[Link] Typing
[Link] commercial __________ anti-sera of known specificity
[Link] __________ on RBC surface
[Link]
[Link] A Dye = (a.22)
[Link] B Dye = (a.22)
[Link] D Dye =
[Link] Typing
[Link] __________
[Link] the presence of __________
[Link] __________ red cell suspension
iv. Rh control: Patient cells in saline or 6% albumin – Used if patient is typed as AB+ in slide typing.
[Link] Subgroups
A. A Subgroup
i.A1 = reacts w/Anti A & Anti A1
ii.A2 = reacts w/Anti A but not Anti A1
iii.A2 and A2B individuals __________ in their serum. Therefore, they can be ___________ with A1 donors
[Link] A1 – naturally occurring IgM.
[Link] A1 or A1B – __________
vi. _________ for Antibody screening
Blood group Ag present Anti A Anti – A1 lectin
A1
A2
Can be transfused with:
-A1 and A2 won't have equal reaction with Anti H
-A1 and A2 will have positive reaction with Anti A,B
C. Bm and Bel
i. ____________________ - NO agglutination w/Anti B and Anti AB but has B in saliva
ii. __________ – No agglutination w/Anti B and Anti AB, secretors have H but no B in saliva
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[Link] incompat
[Link]
[Link] I - ANTIBODY WEAK OR ABSENT -REVERSE TYPING PROBLEM - more common discrepancy
iii. Leukemia(Translocation at chrom 9-ABO Genes) & Hodgkins (weakens ABH Ag)
v. Acquired B phenomenon
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ii. Cold Reactive Antibody
iii. Unexpected ABO isoagglutinins (eg.A2B)
iv. Antibodies against Acriflavine
v. Non allo ABO Ab (eg. Anti I)
vi. Has one ABO group due to transfusion or marrow/stem cell transplant
vii. Cis-AB: Both AB gene from ONE parent + O gene from the other
[Link]
ocondition wherein RBC agglutinates with ABO compatible blood due to altered membrane component
[Link]
i. T-polyagglutination - organisms with __________minidase/sialidase
1.__________
2.__________ virus
3. [Link]
4. [Link]
1. __________
2. [Link]
v. VA-Polyagglutination
[Link] agglutinated by Arachis hypogaea and Dolichous biflorus
b. Mixed-field agglunation by Helix Pomatia
[Link] POLYAGGLUTINATION
[Link] – Cazal Autosomal Dominance
[Link] expression of Sda Ag that are polyagglutinable
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MN – Landsteiner and Levine
S – Walsh and Montgomery
[Link]: Chromosome __________
[Link] developed at __________
[Link] __________ effect
[Link] Antigen = Glycophorin__________
[Link] by __________
[Link] M
[Link] better with (M+N-)
[Link] best at __________ and reacts at RBCs exposed to__________ solutions instead of freshly
collected M+ RBCs.
[Link] N - Seen in __________patients who were dialyzed on equipment sterilized with __________
[Link] Antigen = Glycophorin _________
[Link] Association
[Link](Glycophorin A) =receptor for __________ __________
[Link] and GPB = __________receptor leading to infection
ISBT 003: P
1. Landsteiner and Levine in 1927
2.__________ by enzyme.
[Link] Associations
a.__________ = receptor for shiga toxin (shigella dysentery) and [Link] assoc HUS (hemolytic Uremic
syndrome)
b.__________ = receptor of human parvovirus B19
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[Link] of pairs of Linked Gene
ii.3 alleles -They postulated that the antigens of the system were produced by three closely linked sets of
alleles
[Link] theory
[Link] of Multiple Allelomorphic genes occuring at __________chromosomal loci
GENETICS
[Link] weak D – few [Link] D.
b.C trans – Position effect
[Link] D (D mosaic) – one or more parts of D antigen is missing
[Link] for Weak D/Partial D: Indirect Antiglobulin Test
[Link] Phenotype
a. __________ Kell system.
[Link] anemia, poikilocytosis, neurologic , and muscular abnormalities (Duchene).
c. Granulomatous disease (CGD)
Le
Le
Le
Le,sese,hh,A/B Le
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Le
[Link] Association
[Link] – receptor for __________
[Link] (a-b-) – increased __________ to Candida and uropathogenic [Link]
c.__________ marker for reed sternberg cell
5. Anti Lewis can be neutralized using:
6. __________ Cause HTR but not HDFN
ISBT 027 Ii
[Link] high prevalence
[Link]
[Link] –
[Link] “i"
2. IT - did not demonstrate classical I or i specificity, They concluded that the agglutinin recognizes a
__________ state of i into I
[Link] enhance
[Link] I– Benign Autoagglutinin at 4oC (30-32oC) in all sera
[Link] Association
[Link] I= __________ -
[Link] i __________
[Link] i Antigen =
I. diseases with shortened marrow time
[Link] (Hereditary Erthroblastic Multinuclearity Positive Acidified Serum Test
[Link] i phenotype = Congenital __________in__________Asians__________.
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ISBT 015: Colton -carried aquaporin__________
ISBT 016: Landsteiner-Wiener (LW) -Anti LW – reacts strong with __________
ISBT 017: Chido Rodgers (CH/RG) -Not intrinsic to RBC membrane but on the __________
ISBT 018: Hh
ISBT 019: Xk
ISBT 020:Gerbich (GE)
[Link] by glycophorin__________
[Link] to net negative__________of__________RBC
ISBT 021: Cromer -Carried by __________
ISBT 022: Knops (KN)
[Link] on __________
022 KN
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023 IN
024 OK
025 RAPH
026 JMH
027 I
028 GLOB
029 GIL
030 RHAG
031 FORS
032 JR
033 LAN
034 Vel
035 CD59
036 AUG
037 KANNO
038 SID
039 CTL2
040 PEL
041 MAM
042 EMM
043 ABCC1
044 Er
GATA1,
Transcription Factors
KLF1
[Link]
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Weight
Pulse rate
Blood pressure
Hemoglobin
Temp
Autologous Donation
[Link] who donates blood for his or her own use referred to as “__________”
[Link]
a.__________ blood loss
[Link] with __________blood type
[Link] with multiple __________
[Link]
[Link] age
b. Minimum Hb: __________/g/dL
c. Minimum Hct: __________%
d. Same BP and PR for Allogeneic donors
[Link]’s __________ should not elevate or indicate any sign of infection
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2. Tube precoated with __________ Microhematocrit Centrifugation 1 to 2mm near to the top of RBC
column where the parasites are concentrated Smear __________ microscope
CENTRIFUGATION
[Link] spin:
[Link] spin:
a.5000g for 5 min =
b.5000g for 7min = Cryoprecip, Leukocyte poor RBC, cell free plasma
STORAGE
[Link] temp - Platelet from platelet rotators flatbed agitators
2.1oC to 6oC -PRBs and WB
[Link]: -18oC or lower -FFP and Cryoprecipitate
[Link]: -65oC -40% glycerolized RBC
5.-80oC - Tissue bank
BLOOD COMPONENTS
[Link] Blood
[Link]: __________
b.1 unit = inc __________ Hb and __________% Hct
[Link] Viable After 24hrs = __________
d. Use
[Link] blood loss
ii. Neonatal exchange transfusion
iii if Ptx has cold agglutinin, then warm the RBCs to 37 oC first before transfusion
2. PRBC
a.250mL - Removal: 200 to 250mL plasma
[Link] Preparations
[Link] system -Shell life: __________
[Link] system – Shelf life: same expiration date as original WB
[Link] bag w/additive: Can extend up to __________ days
[Link] (AS-1) (A.22)
[Link] (AS-5)
[Link] (AS-3)
CORRECTION! Optisol is AS-5 and Nutricel is AS-3
[Link] of RBC – should not exceed 70% to 80%
[Link]
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i. Anemia
[Link] Hb and HCT
3. Deglycerolized RBC
A unit of RBCs may be frozen within 6 days of collection.
[Link] w/in __________hrs Cells warm mixed w/glycerol freeze at __________
[Link] Agents
[Link] – penetrating agent
[Link] starch (HES) – nonpenetrating agent
[Link] RBC
[Link] life: 24hrs after opened.
b.1o to 6oC
[Link] Hb and HCT same as unwashed
[Link]
[Link] most WBCs
iii. Febrile nonhemolytic transfusion reactions
[Link] Cell
[Link] Immediately before transfusion
b.__________
[Link] life: __________ days from the date of irradiation or the original outdate of the unit, whichever is
sooner
[Link]
[Link]
[Link] w/chemotherapy or radiotherapy
Irradiated RBCs,
platelets, and
granulocytes
iii.__________-birth-weight neonates
[Link] deficiency immune sys
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b.__________ of WBC removed and 70% of original RBCs are left.
[Link] life: 24 hours
d. Use
[Link] mass
[Link] Feb and Allerg rx.
[Link]
[Link] and HTLV
[Link] __________ trans
[Link]
[Link] heavy/hard spin – get the plasma): w/in 6hours of Collection using double bag collection
[Link]:-18oC__________c.Shelf life: 1yr
if stored at -65oC: __________
[Link] __________ Coag factors
e. Use
[Link] failure with Vit. K def.
[Link]
[Link] who received massive transfusion.
iv. For ptx taking warfarin – it reverse the effect of warfarin
[Link]
a.__________ portion of the plasma
[Link] thawed bet.1oC to 6oC centrifuged removed supernatant immediately freeze at -18oC
[Link] life: 1 year
[Link]:
[Link]:
i.__________units of Factor VIII
ii.50% Von willebrand
iii.__________ mg of Fibrinogen
iv.25% Factor XIII
[Link]
[Link] within __________ hours or within __________hrs of pooling
[Link]
i.Hemophilia__________
[Link] XIII def.
[Link]
[Link] willebrand dse
[Link] Conc
[Link] within 6hrs after blood collection
i. __________ spin then __________ spin
[Link] rich plasma: __________ of plasma
[Link] life: 3 to 5 days w/agitation at RT and pH ≥__________
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i. agitation has been shown to facilitate __________ transfer into the platelet bag
[Link] platelet shelf life:
[Link] seal transfused within __________
f.1 Unit = 5k to 7k/uL in a 165lbs person.
[Link]
[Link]
[Link] PLT
[Link]
[Link] thrombocytopenic purpura
[Link] who received massiv Trans
[Link] Betke
[Link] cells
[Link]
APHERESIS
[Link] word “aphaeresis” means “taking__________
[Link]: __________
[Link] Methods
[Link] Flow Centrifugation
[Link] Flow Centrifugation
[Link] consideration - ECV (extracorporeal blood volume) should be less than __________of Total
Blood Vol__________
[Link] of Apheresis:
[Link] of apheresis
[Link] -Irradiated for GVHD
[Link]
[Link]:
1.__________PLT ct and pH > 6.2__________
[Link] (A.22): __________
[Link]: __________
4. Plasma loss exceeding 1,000mL (from plasmapheresis) is REJECTED
[Link]
[Link] __________
ii.1ml = 1mg iron
[Link]/Selective Adsorption
A. Protein A
[Link]
[Link] B
[Link] acetate
4. Protein Interaction
DONATION FREQUENCY
APHERESIS COMPONENT COLLECTED FREQUENCY OF DONATION
2RBC 16 weeks
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Plasma (frequent) Every 2 days (no more than two times in 7 days)
Plasma (infrequent) Every 4 weeks (no more than 13x/year)
Platelet, single aphresis unit Every 2 days (no more than 2x in 7 days; no more
than 24x in 12 months)
Platelet, double or triple apheresis unit Every 7 days
Granulocytes Every 2 days
ANTIGLOBULIN TESTING
[Link] determine the possibility of immunizing the patient with an Rh Ag from the donor
2. To test unexpected Ab from patient towards the donor’s Ag
3. Determining the patient’s correct __________ is the most critical pretransfusion serologic test
[Link] (-)
[Link]
[Link] __________ RBCs (most common cause)
iii.__________ testing after specimen collection
[Link]:
[Link] RBC + Ptx Serum
[Link] __________
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f. Enhancement Media/Potentiators
i.22% or 30% Albumin
[Link] Glycol and Polybrene
[Link] /Low Ionic Strength Soln Media (0.2% NaCl)
[Link] – decrease zeta potential
[Link]/Antihuman Globulin
[Link] to determine if RBCs are coated with antibody or complement or both
[Link] AHG
3. Monospecifi AHG
ANTIBODY SCREENING
[Link] __________ antibodies
[Link] importance: Immune alloantibodies which are produced in response:
[Link]
[Link]
[Link]
D. naturally occurring (IgM) by exposure to pollen, bacteria, or fungus.
[Link] acquired Antibodies: Plasma transfusion, Intravenous immunoglobulin
4. RBC REAGENTS
[Link] group O individuals
b.2-5% RBC suspension
[Link] cells – have a unique combinations of antigens
[Link] Prepared Screen cells –superior than crossmatch in compatibility testing
[Link] METHOD
[Link] – traditional method
[Link] serum + RBC w/_______ Antigen immediate spin (though not required) incubation phase
AHG phase
[Link] check for Hemolysis Centrifuge
[Link] check for agglutination tube is tilted or rolled
9. In _____ Hemolysis - Anti Lea, Anti Leb,Anti PP1Pk and Anti Vel
10. __________- Anti Sda and Lutheran Ab
11. _____negative screen cells – _____% no clinically significant Ab
12. Antibody screening tests can’t detect low _________Antigen
[Link] Short Incubation = _____sensitized RBCs
[Link] Long Incubation = Bound Ab will __________from RBC
15. _______Transfusion = Mixed-field agglutination
BLOOD ADMINISTRATION
1.__________ – first step
[Link] ptx arm band to the bedside label
[Link] clerical check is done at the patient’s __________
4. All components must be filtered
[Link] slow transfusion:
6. Total Transfusion duration:
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7. Check for Vital signs:
8. Reactions possible causes
[Link] w/back pain
b. Anaphylaxis, hives, or pruritus
c. Congestive heart failure
d. Fever alone
e. Jaundice and decreasing HCT
f. hyperventilation - Discontinue the donation and provide a paper bag for the donor to breathe into in
order to increase the carbon dioxide in the donor’s air.
9. Requires blood warming
[Link] Transfusion
TRANSFUSION REACTIONS
ACUTE IMMUNOLOGIC
Name Cause Tx/Pre transfusion Others
Prep
[Link] incompat ABO incompat (NONE) intravascular hemolysis
signs: Fever, chills, and
Hemoglobinuria
Severe: DIC and Renal failure
5. TRALI Anti HLA/Anti HNA or vs. High dose steroids respiratory distress
Transfusion- WBC ® -hypoxemia
Related-Acute -pulmonary edema
Lung Injury -fever and hypotension
ACUTE NONIMMUNOLOGIC
Name Cause Tx/Pre Transfusion prep Others
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[Link] contam [Link] check for blood bag -__________ red facial
Pseudomonas common discoloration (A.22), flushing
isolate clots, hemolysis, or gas -high fever
Citrobacter freundii -
[Link]
Small bore
Hypotonic soln
DELAYED IMMUNOLOGIC
Name Cause Tx/Pre Transfusion prep Others
[Link] -extravascular
Rh, MNS, Kell, Kidd, and -days to months
Duffy -fever and jaundice
unexpected drop in
__________ or
__________
[Link] Lymphocytes vs. Irradiated blood
Immunocompromised
host
[Link] transfusion Ab vs. Platelet (NONE) pregnant
purpura
DELAYED NONIMMUNOLOGIC
[Link] toxicity
[Link]
[Link]
[Link] overload
INVESTIGATING TRANSFUSION
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BLOOD BANK SOFTWARE APPLICATION
[Link]’s password should be KEPT __________
2. Lab Results’ signatories:
References
[Link] Blood Banking Transfusion Practices by Harmening
[Link] Hubbard
[Link] pathology
[Link]’s 18th – 23rd ed.
5. Postgraduate Haematolog by Anthony R. Green
6. Human Blood Groups By Geoff Daniels
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