A positive autocontrol in antibody detection procedures is usually indicative of:

A type-A person demonstrates a 3+ reactivity with A1 cells (reverse grouping). The forward grouping with anti-A is 4+. Therefore, the possibility of a subgroup is excluded. B cells demonstrate a 4+ reaction. The antibody screen is weakly positive at 37°C, but shows no reactivity at the AHG phase. An antibody panel is performed and anti-M is identified. The patient phenotypes negative for M antigen. How is the ABO discrepancy resolved?

Which of the following reagents or methods is best for categorizing partial D types?

Given the following results, what is the probable cause of a positive reaction in the major crossmatch? IS = 0   37°C = 0   AHG = 2+   CC = ND   Auto-control was negative

In performing an antibody screen by the solid phase technique, a monolayer of red blood cells is formed at the top of the microplate wells following the addition of indicator cells. This result should be interpreted as:

Persons considered disabled under the _________blank would include individuals who are sight or hearing impaired.

Your upcoming argumentation research paper will be written in which citation style?

What is the most common preventable error occurring among the nursing and medical staff that results in a transfusion-related death?

Many employers have employee assistance programs in place, a company benefit that provides opportunities for counseling and:

True or False? Effective summarizing requires comprehension and paraphrasing.