A ___________ is determined by molecular testing.
The acquired-B antigen is associated with diseases involving this part of the GI tract.
Multiple myeloma treatment that may present as a panagglutinin in blood bank testing.
Antibodies of this blood group are the most common cause of HDFN.
The process of blood donation to collect a larger volume of one or more specific blood components.
The only solution that can be added to a blood product is normal _________.
Antibodies of this blood group system are common in pregnant females but do not cause HDFN.
This classification of drugs has been implicated in drug-induced hemolytic anemia.
An adverse reaction to blood transfusion caused by transfused donor antibody to recipient HLA or neutrophil antigens.
During infusion of a blood component, a patient suffers chills and an elevated temperature. This is an example of a ________ reaction.
These blood group antigens are carried on C4.
The Di(a+b-) phenotype is most often seen in the South American _________ population.
The lack of all Rh system antigens is termed Rh ______.
Fatalities associated with transfusion are reported to the _______.
Red cells with a heterozygous expression of an antigen react more weakly than those with a homozygous expression.
A trait appearing in male and female siblings but not in parents or offspring is termed autosomal _____________.
This red cell component may be given to patients with an IgA deficiency.
Soluble P antigen can be found in the egg white from this animal.
This type of immunity is genetically controlled and non-specific.
This immunoglobulin class can be found as a dimer.
The system of highly polymorphic antigens found on WBCs and most other body tissues, used in transplantation and relationship testing.