Which is Important for ABO antigen ?
- H Substance ✔
- I Substance
- Alfo antigen
- Beta antigen
Blue color of antisera A is due to ?
- Trypan Blue ✔
- Methylene Blue
- Cynide
- None of Above
D Antigen is also called as ?
- Rh+ve
- Rh-Ve
- Bombay Blood Group
- RH Antigen ✔
O Negative is Universal ?
- Donor ✔
- Recipient
- Donor as well as Recipient
- All of above
Removal of Specific Component of blood for human body by process of –
- Apheresis ✔
- Centrifuge
- All of above
- None of above
Platelet Rich Plasma Prepare in how much hour after collection ?
- 24 Hours
- 8 Hours
- 6 Hours ✔
- Any time but should be referigerated
Centrifuge whole blood in low speed give us ?
- RPR ✔
- PPP
- PC
- WBC
Fresh Frozen Plasma store for –
- 5 Years at -70°C ✔
- 1 Year at -4°C
- 24 hours at -20°C
- 71 hours at Room Temperature
1 Unit rise Hb
- 1% ✔
- 0.1%
- 10%
- 5%
How often we donate blood ?
- After 24 hours
- After 3 Hours
- After 3 Months ✔
- After 6 Months
What is an Advantage of apheresis ?
- Avoide Circulatory Overload
- Avoide Iron Overload
- Different Blood Componants to Different patients
- Save Multiple Life
- All of above ✔
The minimum Hematocrit for an antologus blood donor is ?
- 35%
- 33% ✔
- 32%
- 36%
Donor Samples must be stored in transfusion service foe what period of time after Transfudion ?
- 2 weeks
- 3 days
- 7 days ✔
- 1 month
An individual who has recently been diagnosis with syphilis is deferred for ?
- 2 weeks
- Permanently
- 4 weeks
- 1 year ✔
Which of the following is the minimum weight for routien blood donor ?
- 9 lbs
- 100 lbs
- 90 lbs
- 110 lbs ✔
Which one of the following test is performed by the blood center to prevent disease transmission ?
ABO Typing
Hb
Hbsag ✔
HCT
Fresh frozen plasma can be utilize till ?
35 days
6 hours
24 hours
1 year ✔
Individual with Blood Group have both Anti-A and Anti-B antobodies in serum ?
Group A
Group B
Group AB
Group O ✔
Agglutination with both Anti-A and Anti-B typing indicates the blood group is ?
A
B
AB ✔
O
Blood containing neither antigen A nor B is which of the following Group ?
A
B
AB
O ✔
Both parent are group AB which of the following are possible in offspring ?
Group A
Group B
Group AB
All of above ✔
Why are transfusions given?
- To increase the amount of blood
- To increase the blood’s ability to carry oxygen
- To decrease the risk of bleeding
- All of the above ✔
Which parts of the blood can be transfused?
- Whole blood
- Platelets
- Red blood cells
- All of the above ✔
What is the minimum you should weigh to donate blood?
- 100 pounds
- 110 pounds ✔
- 115 pounds
- 125 pounds
How often can a donor give blood?
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- Every 2 months
- Every 3 months ✔
- Every 6 months
How much blood usually is donated at a time?
1 pint ✔
2 pints
1 quart
2 quarts
What are the common risks of donating blood?
- Contract common viruses
- Bacterial infection
- Low blood pressure
- None of the above ✔
Donated blood undergoes screening for which diseases?
AIDS
Viral hepatitis
Diabetes
A and B ✔
An advisory panel of experts has suggested that anyone who received transfusions before March 1992 be screened for which of these diseases?
AIDS
Hepatitis C ✔
Mononucleosis
Leukemia
Which is the most common blood type among Americans?
O positive ✔
O negative
AB positive
AB negative
In ABO Blood Grouping antigen is present on __ and antibody in present on __ ?
- Antigen on Red cells, Antobodies in Serum ✔
- Antigen on Serum, Antobodies on Red cells
- Both Present on Red cells
- Both Present in Serum
Red cells in Grouping Used as ?
- Known cells reacts with unknown serum
- Unknown cells reacts with known serum ✔
- Unknown cells reacts with known Cells
- Non of the above
A normal healthy man can donate blood after how many months ?
- 2 Months
- 3 Months ✔
- 6 Months
- After 1 Year
To Check Compatibility reaction, Patient Serum and donor cells is used in which type of Cross Match ?
- Major Cross Match ✔
- Minor Cross match
- Both 1 and 2
- None of above
A donor is considered as defferred if donor is ?
- Havind Diahorrea
- Hepatitis A
- HIV Positive ✔
- All of the above
If mother is Rh- Negative, in second pregnancy indirect antibody test is used to detect ?
- IgG antibody
- IgM antibody
- Sensitized RBCs in mother blood
- Sensitized antibodies in mother serum ✔
A person having Blood group O containing antibodies ?
- Anti A Only
- Anti B Only
- Anti A and Anti B ✔
- Anti D only
Hemolytic Disease of new born in manifested ?
- Mother is Rh Positive, Baby is Rh Negative
- Mother is Rh Positive, Baby is Rh Positive
- Mother is Rh Negative, Baby is Rh Positive ✔
- Mother is Rh Negative, Baby is Rh Negative
Blood grouping is discovered by scientist in 1990 name was ?
- Charles Richard Drew
- Alexander S, Weiner
- Karl Landsteiner ✔
- None of the above
Donor Serum and patient Cells are used in which type of Cross-match ?
- Minor Cross match ✔
- Major Cross Match
- Both 1 and 2
- None of above
In hemolytic disease of new born, Direct coombs test is used to detect ?
- Sensitized antobodies in patients serum
- IgG antibodies
- Sensitized RBCs in patient serum ✔
- IgM antibodies
A person having Blood Group AB Positive is ?
- Universal Donor
- Universal Recipient ✔
- Both 1 and 2
- None of above
A donor will not be considered as permanent defferred if donor have ?
- HIV Positive
- Hepatitis A ✔
- Hepatitis B
- Hepatitis C
Antisera A Color is __ and Antisera B color is __ ?
- Blue and Yellow ✔
- Yellow and Blue
- Blue and Red
- Yellow and Red
Most fetal incompatibility Causing ?
- Iron deficiency Anemia
- Macrocytic anemia
- Leukemia
- Hemolytic Disease of new born ✔
Which of the following is present in Cryoprecipitate?
- Factor XI
- Factor V
- Factor X
- Factor VIII ✔
Which immunoglobuline is involved in the delayed hemolytic reaction ?
- IgG ✔
- IgM
- IgD
- IgE
The D antigen is present in ?
- Platelets
- RBCs ✔
- WBCs
- None of these
What are the hepatitis virus screened in donor blood ?
- A and B
- B and C ✔
- A and C
- A, B and C
___ cannot be a reason for transfusion reaction ?
- Hemolyzed Blood
- Compatible Blood ✔
- Mismatched blood
- Infected blood