Patient # 1 2 3 anti Rh + + 5 6 + + + Using information from the table above, match the blood type for each patient: 4. anti A + anti B + + +

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Blood Type Antigens on RBC surface Antibodies in Plasma Can Give Blood To Can Receive Blood From A+                                            A-                                                                                                                   B+         B-                                          AB+                                                                                 AB-                                            O+         O-

A 60-year-old woman with anemia is admitted to the hospital. Her hematocrit is 17% and she has been experiencing subtle gastrointestinal bleeding over many weeks. Her physician requests 4 units of red blood cells for transfusion. The patient’s RBCs phenotyped as group AB, D-positive. Her antibody screen is negative on the sample drawn in the emergency room, but her records indicate a previously detected anti-E. Only three group AB, D-positive red blood cell units are available in the blood bank’s inventory. The blood bank’s inventory contains RBC donor units of all ABO and D types.Having located 6 E-negative donor units, you perform crossmatching on the units. One of the units is incompatible in the antiglobulin phase (2+). The physician is becoming insistent on beginning the transfusion, since the patient is having some shortness of breath.How do you respond to the physician’s request?List several reasons to explain the one incompatible donor unit.What additional testing do you…

Discuss the similarities and differences between cytopenia and neutropenia. Thank you!

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Blood Type and Rh factor: 10 1. Blood Type and Rh to right A Rh B 0 A Rh B 2. Blood Type and Rh to left

List ALL possible types of blood the individuals below could receive in a transfusion.              Include the Rh factor as you do this.  B+: AB-:

Describe the characteristics of each cell: Neutrophil, Eosinophil, Basophil, Monocyte, LymphocyteAssuming that you are conducting blood typing on a glass slide, draw all the possible blood type results in the ABO typing test. (There are four possible blood types)Make a table about the normal range of hemoglobin and hematocrit for both males and females.

Compute for the absolute count of patients A and B PATIENT A WBC count = 6 x 109/L Differential count Absolute count Neutrophils = 65%   Lymphocytes = 20%   Monocytes = 13%   Eosinophils = 2%     PATIENT B WBC count = 18 x 109/L Differential count Absolute count Neutrophils = 65%   Lymphocytes = 20%   Monocytes = 10%   Eosinophils = 5%   Give an impression of their results. (Indicate whether the cells are increased or decreased using the proper terminologies. Indicate also whether the increased or decreased values are absolute or relative)