Case study 1
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1. The antibody screening can be interpreted as negative because of the individual blood cells does not produce alloantibodies against the reagent.
2. Additional cells from another panel should be used to test the antibodies. PEG can be used to test the interaction between red blood cells and antibodies.
3. The most likely cause for discrepant results is a defect with serum antibodies.
4. The other causes may be technical errors, the problem with red blood cell antigen, mistakes in the process of testing.
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History: V is a 52-year old woman who just underwent surgery that resulted in the need to transfuse two units of red blood cells. V has three children and has reported to have been transfused twice in...
History:
V is a 52-year old woman who just underwent surgery that
resulted in the need to transfuse two units of red blood cells. V
has three children and has reported to have been transfused twice
in the past.
6. Which of the
following antibodies remain after completion of the antibody
identification (completion of panel antigram)? (2 pts)
A.
Anti-Jsa
B.
Anti-Lub
C. Anti-e
D.
Anti-Jkb
7. Given the
patient history and all serology results, what is the best
hypothesis...
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laboratory tests were ordered.
The patient Patient's
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comparison
Laboratory Test
Results:
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Infection, complains of burning on urination, frequent urination of
a small amount, and bladder pain. She has no fever or pelvic area
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History:
V is a 52-year old woman who just underwent surgery that
resulted in the need to transfuse two units of red blood cells. V
has three children and has reported to have been transfused twice
in the past.
6. Which of the
following antibodies remain after completion of the antibody
identification (completion of panel antigram)? (2 pts)
A.
Anti-Jsa
B.
Anti-Lub
C. Anti-e
D.
Anti-Jkb
7. Given the
patient history and all serology results, what is the best
hypothesis...
Chapter 2: Quality Assurance and Legal issues in Case Studies Case Study 2-1: Quality Assurance in a Cow Laboratory Cow Laboratory in a large internal medicine group QUESTIONS actice performed over 50 waived tests a day. The medical assistants and the phlebotomists who performed 1. What are CLIA and CLIACI he waved testing were all trained it was obvious 2. Why is CLA visiting their site from the inconsistent results recorded on the cumulative eart that everyone's technique differed somewhat...
242 Unit IV Special Procedures Case Studies Case Study 12-1: Specimen Handling and Collection Verification he had already been drawn, and refused to be de Chad is the lone phlebotomist on the night shift at a again. Chad remembers the glucose specimen in hospital. Al 03:00 he collects a timed glucose using a mack. He quickly verifies collection of and the St PST per laboratory policy. On return to the laboratory and personally delivers them to the proper labor he...
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For the Disease Summary for this case study see the CD-ROM. PATIENT CASE History of Present IIlness K.I. is a 14-year-old white female, who presents with her mother at the hospital emergency room complaining of a "very sore throat, a rash all over, and chills." She has had the sore throat for two days, but the rash and chills have developed within the past 12 hours. Past Medical History Negative for surgeries and hospitalizations Negative for serious...
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Discussion Group - Case Study #1
A full term female
neonate was born to a 21-year-old woman. The baby was found to have
icterus at 4 hr. after birth. Upon noticing this, several
laboratory tests were ordered.
The patient Patient's
blood smear
Normal Blood smear for
comparison
Laboratory Test
Results:
The neonate’s red
cells typed B, Rh+, while the mother’s red cells typed O, Rh=.
A blood smear showed
changes typical of hemolysis.
A screen for...
Case Study #1
(1 of 3)
V.Q., a 20-year old
woman with no denies any previous history of Urinary Tract
Infection, complains of burning on urination, frequent urination of
a small amount, and bladder pain. She has no fever or pelvic area
tenderness. A
clean-catch midstream urine sample shows Gram negative rods on Gram
stain. A culture and sensitivity test are ordered. Our patient is
presumed to have a lower UTI.
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