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Polyspecific AHG (coombs) is composed of:

What is the most likely antibody involved if the patient’s serum reacts with the following cells: Image 10.jpg

Which patient has an unexpected non-ABO cold reacting IgM antibody? Image 2(2).png

In which of the following blood groups may the red blood cell antigen typings change during pregnancy?

Glycophorin A is associated with which antigen:

When performing Crossmatching where is the antigen and where is the antibody?

JKa antibodies are:

What would be your first, second, third, and fourth choices of units for a transfusion to an A negative female patient of reproductive age?

At the end of antiglobulin phase, coombs control cells (check cells) are added to the negative tests. If agglutination occurs after the addition of check cells, this means: