APR 241 Module 4 Puzzle

2. This is a case of Weak D
5. Anti-D is an IgG sonit reacts best in this
6. Number of times to wash cells during Typing for Weak D
7. Interpretation assigned if all Rh results are positive
10. Result of direct antigen test if antibody binds RBCs in vivo
12. This is a clinical significance of Rh antibodies
13. Number of components missing from D antigen is someone with Partial D
14. Number of test tubes needed for Rh typing
15. Rh typing error that causes false positives
16. This is done to detect D antigen
17. These cells react with AHG and are also known as Comb's cells
18. This is administered during pregnancy and shortly after delivery to prevent HDN

1. results in a false positive in “Test” tube
3. Rh classification of someone lacking the 5 Rh antigens
4. This should be used to replace residual serum if RBCs form an agglutination pattern that resembles stacked coins
8. Inherited Weak D detection requires this type of antiglobulin test
9. This occurs with AHG to enable agglutination to be seen in cases of Weak D that are caused by gene interactions
10. This can lead to the formation of Rh antibidies
11. Weak D should be tested for when testing the blood of this person