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Blood Bank and Haematology Collide

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Introduction:
"This quiz is very much from the blood banker's perspective. Some ABO and Rh questions, but mostly associated haematology questions that impact blood banking and vice versa."


1. What “naturally occurring” ABO antibodies are present in a person with group A blood?
    Anti-A antibodies
    Anti-B antibodies
    Anti-A and anti-B antibodies
    No antibodies are present in group A people


2. What condition would NOT require regular transfusions of red cells?
    Homozygous beta-thalassemia
    Iron deficiency anaemia
    Sickle cell disease
    All three of these require regular transfusions


3. Patients undergoing certain types of surgery can opt to donate their own blood before the procedure. They are then transfused their own blood if they need it. What is this type of blood donation called?
    Automatic
    Autologous
    Autoerotic
    Autolytic


4. Usually, a patient cannot anticipate requiring a transfusion and has to be given blood from the blood bank. What is a blood transfusion from an anonymous donor called?
    Homogenous
    Homeostatic
    Homolateral
    Homologous


5. Which of the following cannot be derived from a single whole blood donation?
    Fresh frozen plasma
    Packed red cells
    Normal serum albumin
    Cryoprecipitate


6. Aside from human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), what other human retrovirus is screened for in donated blood?
    Human Herpes Virus type 6 (HHV-6)
    Human T-cell lymphotropic virus type (HTLV)
    Cytomegalovirus (CMV)
    Syphilis


7. Graft-versus-host disease (GvHD) is a serious complication in transfusion medicine whereby the donated blood contains lymphocytes which can attack the recipient’s body cells. How can a unit of blood or blood product be treated so that the risk of GvHD is reduced?
    Irradiation
    Cooling the blood prior to transfusion
    Using a red cell filter
    There is no way of treating units.


8. What is TRALI?
    Transfusion Recipient Associated Lymphocytic Infiltrate
    Treasured Reasons Against Livid Insurgents
    Treatment Related Accidental Life Intervention
    Transfusion Related Acute Lung Injury


9. What does the blood group “B Positive” mean?
    The person is ABO group B only
    The person is very happy and optimistic
    The person is unlikely to be able to find donor blood in China
    The person is ABO Group B and Rh (D) positive.


10. What does DIC stand for?
    Digestive internal convolution
    Diseased intraluminal congestion
    Disseminated intravascular coagulation
    Disseminated information conference


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