QUESTION 9 At the end of an antigloaulin test, Coombs' control cells are added to the negative tests. If agglutination occurs. this means OA the test is valid. O B. the antiglobulin reagent was neutralized OC the cells were not washed thoroughly. the control cells are contaminated. QUESTION 10 Which of the following conditions could be indicated by a positive DAT? OA hemolytic anemia O B. autoimmune disease OC transfusion reactions O D. all of the above

QUESTION 9 At the end of an antigloaulin test, Coombs' control cells are added to the negative tests. If agglutination occurs. this means OA the test is valid. O B. the antiglobulin reagent was neutralized OC the cells were not washed thoroughly. the control cells are contaminated. QUESTION 10 Which of the following conditions could be indicated by a positive DAT? OA hemolytic anemia O B. autoimmune disease OC transfusion reactions O D. all of the above

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