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29. The technique used to remove antibody bound to sensitized red cells is called 

16. Which of the following antibodies characteristically gives a refractile mixed-field appearance?

46. Which typing results are most likely to occur when a patient has an “acquired B” antigen?  Anti-A  Anti-B  A1 cells  B cells  A 4+ 3+ 0  0 B  3+ 0 0 0 C  4+ 1+ 0 4+ D  4+ 4+ 2+ 0

18. A patient is admitted to the hospital. Medical records indicate that the patient has a history of anti-Jkb. When you performed the type and screen, it was negative. You should: 

35. Proteolytic enzyme treatment of red cells usually destroys which antigen? 

7. What antibodies could an R1R1 make when exposed to R2R2 blood? 

39. If the antiglobulin phase of the crossmatch is omitted, which of the following antibodies would probably not be detected? 

A physical therapist is attempting to work with a patient that has moderately severe dementia on sit to stand transfers from their recliner. As the therapist provides upward and anterior pressure at the gait belt to assist the patient to stand, the patient involuntarily resists the movement by pushing backward through their legs and trunk making the transfer significantly more difficult. What is the name for this phenomenon?

8. The classic reactivity of the antibody in PCH (Paroxysmal Cold Hemoglobinuria) exhibits attachment to the cell at ____degrees C, followed by ____at ____degrees C. 

49.  This reagent can reduce the zeta potential in the red cell membrane and improve the detection of antigen-antibody formation.