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Question | Answer |
Describe the role of the innate and acquired immunity in the overall process of immunity. | l |
Describe the role of: -Phagocytes, and what cell lines they are | l |
Describe the role of: -Lymphocytes | d |
Describe the role of: -Cytokines | l |
Describe the role of: -Complement | l |
List the general properties of antigens and their importance in immunohematology relative to the location on red cells, white cells, and platelets. | l |
Identify the components of an immunoglobulin. | k |
Compare and contrast IgM and IgG molecules. | k |
Describe the major events in the primary and secondary immune response and the major differences between the two responses. | l |
List the major forces that influence the binding of antigen and antibody. | l |
Discuss the potential immunological consequences of transfusion and pregnancy. | l |
Define the two stages (steps) of an agglutination reaction and the factors that influence these reactions in vitro. | i |
Describe the different grading associated with the interpretation of agglutination reaction. | l |
Describe the significance of hemolysis in blood banking. | l |
Describe the basic principles of the antiglobulin testing. | j |
List the indications for the use of direct and indirect antiglobulin testing. | j |
List the functions of the different potentiators: -LISS | d |
List the functions of the different potentiators: -Albumin | l |
List the functions of the different potentiators: -PEG | l |
List the functions of the different potentiators: Proteolytic enzymes | l |
Antigen | l |
Immunogen | l |
Epitope | d |
Antigenic determinants | j |
Specificity | f |
Chemical mediators | j |
Vasodilation | j |
Edema | j |
Neutrophil | g |
Acquired immunity | g |
Monocytes | j |
PMN's | j |
T lymph | j |
B lymph | j |
Cellular immunity | g |
Humoral immunity | g |
Stem cell | l |
Specificity | g |
Antibody | j |
Antigen | g |
Determinant | j |
Epitope | f |
Plasma cell | j |
Clone | j |
MHC | j |
Refractoriness | f |
MAC | j |
Hemolysis | j |
Classical pathway | d |
Alternative pathway | j |
Anaphylatoxins | j |
Vasoactive amines | j |
Opsonin | j |
Receptors | g |
Immunogens | j |
Carbohydrates | g |
Lipids | d |
Glycoprotien | j |
Glycolipids | j |
Allo-antibody | j |
Ig | j |
Heavy chains | j |
Light chains | j |
Kappa chains | j |
Lambda chains | l |
Variable region | j |
Constant regions | n |
Idiotype | j |
Hinge region | j |
Valence = dosage | j |
Agglutination | l |
Half life | l |
Primary immune response | l |
Secondary immune response | n |
Anamnestic response | l |
In vivo | j |
Antibody screen test (IAT) | j |
Multiparous | j |
RES | j |
In vitro | j |
Sensitization | j |
Lattice formation | l |
Serum to cell ratio | j |
IS = immediate spin | k |
Zeta potential | l |
Zone of equivalece | l |
Prozone | l |
Supernatant | j |
Neutralization | j |
DAT | l |
IAT | l |
Autoimmune hemolytic anemia | l |
HDN = hemolytic disease of the newborn | j |
Reaction phase | j |
False negative reaction | j |
False positive reaction | d |
Potentiators | j |
Enhancement media | j |
Proteolytic enzymes | s |
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