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Which of the following is NOT a purpose of special techniques in antibody identification?
Which of the following is NOT a purpose of special techniques in antibody identification?
- To identify multiple antibodies
- To identify high incidence antibodies
- To perform routine tests (correct)
- To resolve complex cases
Which enhancement technique is used to remove antibodies from red blood cells?
Which enhancement technique is used to remove antibodies from red blood cells?
- Enzymes
- Adsorption
- Antibody Titer
- Elution (correct)
Which phase of testing is used for problem resolution in antibody identification?
Which phase of testing is used for problem resolution in antibody identification?
- Elution (correct)
- DAT
- Phenotyping
- Antibody Titer
Why is antibody elution performed?
Why is antibody elution performed?
Which special technique is used to determine the concentration of antibodies in a patient's blood?
Which special technique is used to determine the concentration of antibodies in a patient's blood?
Which special technique is used to neutralize the effect of antibodies in a patient's blood?
Which special technique is used to neutralize the effect of antibodies in a patient's blood?
Which special technique is used to remove unwanted antibodies from a patient's blood?
Which special technique is used to remove unwanted antibodies from a patient's blood?
Which special technique is used to enhance the detection of antibodies in a patient's blood?
Which special technique is used to enhance the detection of antibodies in a patient's blood?
Which special technique is used to break down red blood cells for antibody identification?
Which special technique is used to break down red blood cells for antibody identification?
Which special technique is used to determine the presence of antigens on red blood cells?
Which special technique is used to determine the presence of antigens on red blood cells?
Which enzyme enhances the Rh, Kidd, and Kell antigens?
Which enzyme enhances the Rh, Kidd, and Kell antigens?
What is the purpose of elution in immunohematology?
What is the purpose of elution in immunohematology?
Which elution method involves using organic chemicals like ether, xylene, and chloroform?
Which elution method involves using organic chemicals like ether, xylene, and chloroform?
Which type of adsorption cannot be used for antibodies of high incidence?
Which type of adsorption cannot be used for antibodies of high incidence?
Which type of adsorption involves using a panel of donor cells and performing multiple adsorptions?
Which type of adsorption involves using a panel of donor cells and performing multiple adsorptions?
Which antigen can be ruled out if the adsorbing cell was antigen positive in an adsorption and elution workup?
Which antigen can be ruled out if the adsorbing cell was antigen positive in an adsorption and elution workup?
What is the purpose of performing titer tests in immunohematology?
What is the purpose of performing titer tests in immunohematology?
What is the purpose of using prewarm in immunohematology?
What is the purpose of using prewarm in immunohematology?
Which chemical is used to neutralize antibodies that react with soluble antigens?
Which chemical is used to neutralize antibodies that react with soluble antigens?
Which chemical destroys Kell antigens and is helpful for Daratumumab patients?
Which chemical destroys Kell antigens and is helpful for Daratumumab patients?
Which enzyme is used to remove unwanted antibodies from red blood cells?
Which enzyme is used to remove unwanted antibodies from red blood cells?
Which elution method involves using organic chemicals like ether, xylene, and chloroform?
Which elution method involves using organic chemicals like ether, xylene, and chloroform?
Which chemical destroys Kell antigens and is helpful for Daratumumab patients?
Which chemical destroys Kell antigens and is helpful for Daratumumab patients?
Which special technique is used to neutralize antibodies that react with soluble antigens?
Which special technique is used to neutralize antibodies that react with soluble antigens?
What is the purpose of elution in immunohematology?
What is the purpose of elution in immunohematology?
Which antigen can be ruled out if the adsorbing cell was antigen positive in an adsorption and elution workup?
Which antigen can be ruled out if the adsorbing cell was antigen positive in an adsorption and elution workup?
Which special technique is used to determine the concentration of antibodies in a patient's blood?
Which special technique is used to determine the concentration of antibodies in a patient's blood?
What is the purpose of using prewarm in immunohematology?
What is the purpose of using prewarm in immunohematology?
Which special technique is used to determine the presence of antigens on red blood cells?
Which special technique is used to determine the presence of antigens on red blood cells?
What is the purpose of performing titer tests in immunohematology?
What is the purpose of performing titer tests in immunohematology?
Which special technique is used to remove unwanted antibodies from a patient's blood?
Which special technique is used to remove unwanted antibodies from a patient's blood?
What is the purpose of elution in immunohematology?
What is the purpose of elution in immunohematology?
Which special technique is used to break down red blood cells for antibody identification?
Which special technique is used to break down red blood cells for antibody identification?
Which special technique is used to neutralize the effect of antibodies in a patient's blood?
Which special technique is used to neutralize the effect of antibodies in a patient's blood?
Which chemical is used to neutralize antibodies that react with soluble antigens?
Which chemical is used to neutralize antibodies that react with soluble antigens?
