Exam Details
Subject | Immuno-Haematology And Blood Banking | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | B.Sc. In Medical Laboratory Technology (Bmlt) | |
Department | School of Health Science (SOHS) | |
Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | June, 2016 | |
City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
Fill in the blanks.
Coomb's serum is also called
antibody can pass placental barrier.
Differentiation of Al and A2 group is made by using
Minimum total area required for blood bank is square metres.
Haemolysins require the presence of lyse the red cells.
2. Answer true or false for the following:
Natutally occurring antibodies react at room temperature.
Rh antigen is found on RBC.
Complement is present in stored blood.
0 blood group having high titre A and B antibodies can be transfused in emergency.
While drawing blood from donor the BP cuff should be inflated to a pressure of 70-80 mm Hg.
3. Write briefly about the following:
Cold Antibody
Sub-group of A
Donor Screening Test
Coomb's Serum
Fresh Frozen Plasma
4. Write short notes on any four of the following:
Indirect Coomb's Test
Bombay Blood Group
Antigen
Cryoprecipitate
Blood Grouping Antisera
QC in Blood Bank
Answer any three questions.
Define transfusion reaction. Classify the different types of transfusion reactions.
How will you investigate a transfusion reaction under the following headings?
Samples needed
Procedure
Interpretation
Name the various components which can be prepared from whole blood and mention the uses of each component.
Describe the preparation of Platelet Concentrate and Fresh Frozen Plasma.
Describe Rh system.
List the different methods for Rh typing and explain any one in detail.
Enumerate the blood donation selection criteria in a blood bank.
Write the various laboratory procedures you would do to screen the donor. Give reasons for each.
Coomb's serum is also called
antibody can pass placental barrier.
Differentiation of Al and A2 group is made by using
Minimum total area required for blood bank is square metres.
Haemolysins require the presence of lyse the red cells.
2. Answer true or false for the following:
Natutally occurring antibodies react at room temperature.
Rh antigen is found on RBC.
Complement is present in stored blood.
0 blood group having high titre A and B antibodies can be transfused in emergency.
While drawing blood from donor the BP cuff should be inflated to a pressure of 70-80 mm Hg.
3. Write briefly about the following:
Cold Antibody
Sub-group of A
Donor Screening Test
Coomb's Serum
Fresh Frozen Plasma
4. Write short notes on any four of the following:
Indirect Coomb's Test
Bombay Blood Group
Antigen
Cryoprecipitate
Blood Grouping Antisera
QC in Blood Bank
Answer any three questions.
Define transfusion reaction. Classify the different types of transfusion reactions.
How will you investigate a transfusion reaction under the following headings?
Samples needed
Procedure
Interpretation
Name the various components which can be prepared from whole blood and mention the uses of each component.
Describe the preparation of Platelet Concentrate and Fresh Frozen Plasma.
Describe Rh system.
List the different methods for Rh typing and explain any one in detail.
Enumerate the blood donation selection criteria in a blood bank.
Write the various laboratory procedures you would do to screen the donor. Give reasons for each.
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- Applied Hematology
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