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A 41 year-old man is admitted to the hospital complaining of a decreased frequency of urination, a constant bloated feeling, weight gain, and mild edema of the ankles and eyes. Urinalysis results are as follows: Color: Yellow MICROSCOPIC RESULTS Clarity slightly cloudy RBCs: 2-5 pH: 5.0 WBCs: 0-2 Specific gravity:  1.015 Casts: 2-5 hyaline; 0-3 fatty casts; 0-2 waxy casts Glucose: 2+ Few transitional Epithelial Cells Ketones: Negative Few Oval Fat Bodies Protein: 3+ Blood: Trace Bilirubin: Negative LE: Negative Urobilinogen: Normal Nitrite: Negative ** A large amount of white foam was noted Based on the urinalysis report above, the MOST probable diagnosis is:  

What is the most likely antibody for Sterling Malory Archer?

Check Cells (Coombs Control Cells) are:

Which of the following non-protein nitrogenous compounds is increased with liver diseases and is toxic to the central nervous system (CNS)?

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On the Quotient 10 Cell Antibody ID Panel for Sterling Malory Archer all of the following (a-d) are Rare antibodies and can be eliminated except:

Using both the attached Quotient 10 Cell Antibody ID Panel cell lines and the Immucor Screen Cell lines for Sterling Malory Archer complete a Homozygous crossout.   (Also as part of the homozygous crossout step also eliminate any stand alone antibodies if possible.)  What antibodies cannot be ruled out via homozygous crossout step?

2+ agglutination appears as: 

Which of the following statements about Direct Antiglobulin Testing (DAT) is incorrect?

Polyclonal AHG reagent contains which of the following?