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Blood Bank II

2 points for each correct answer.
50 points total.
Horizontales
What is it called when an individual's red cells lack H and ABO antigens?
In the absence of prior transfusion or pregnancy, individuals with the Bombay phenotype will have naturally occurring:
An ABO discrepancy remains unresolved despite increased incubation time and decreased temperature methods. The patient does have a history of a potent cold autoantibody. What procedure could help in resolving this discrepancy? ABO forward and reverse results: anti-A: 0 anti-B: 0 A1 cells: 0 B cells: 0
When the number 1 carbon of D-galactose is linked with 4 carbon of N-acetylglucosamine, forms what?
Se gene genetically influences the formation of what antigens in saliva,tears, and other body fluids?
What is the immunodominant sugar for the A antigen?
Normal,healthy individuals possess ABO antibodies to the ABO blood group antigens absent from their red cells.
Anti A, anti B antibodies found in the serum of group O belong to what class of immunoglobulin?
Which A subgroup is known to produce mixed-field agglutination?
An antigen-antibody reaction alone does not cause hemolysis. What has to be present for red blood cell lysis?
Transfusion of PRBCs should be completed within how long?
What is the immunodominant sugar for the H antigen?
Verticales
What is defined as the presence of two cell populations in a single individual?
What subgroup of B shows weak agglutination with anti-B & anti-A,B. Has H substance present in saliva.
ABO ANTIGENS ARE INFLUENCED BY WHAT 3 GENETICALLY INDEPENDENT LOCI?
WHAT IS A SUGAR MOLECULE RESPONSIBLE FOR B SPECIFICITY?
When the number 1 carbon of D-galactose is linked with number 3 carbon of N-acetylglucosamine, forms what?
Which lectin agglutinates A1 red cells but not A2 cells.
The mistaken use of a 50% cell suspension in a cell grouping test that requires a 5% cell suspension is most likely going to result in a FALSE?
What transferase is produced in the Type O population?
Anti A produced in a type B blood group contains primarily what kind of antibodies?
What chromosome is the H locus on?
"Forward" typing is testing what?
Purpose of testing with anti-A,B is to detect?
What is it called when an antibody is diluted before it loses its ability to agglutinate with an antigen?