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                                                                                         Date: 2/11/13



                                               Analysis



                                               Table 1

                       Anti-A Serum         Anti-B Serum         Anti-Rh Serum          Blood Type
Slide 1- Mrs. Smith    agglutination       No agglutination      agglutination              A+
 Slide 2- Mr. Jones   No agglutination      agglutination       No agglutination            B-
Slide 3- Mr. Green     Agglutination        agglutination        agglutination             AB+
Slide 4- Ms. Brown    No agglutination     No agglutination     No agglutination            O-




1) Choose one of the following patients:
   a) Mr. Smith, Mr. Jones, Mr. Green, Ms. Brown= Ms. Brown
   b) Using the information shown in Figure 1 on Blood type and the data recorded in Table 1, What
       agglutinogens are present on the patient’s RBC’s? None
   c) What ABO agglutinin(s) is/are found in the patient’s Plasma? ii
   d) What is the patient’s blood type? O-
   e) If this patient needed a transfusion, what blood type(s) could this patient safely receive? Ms.
       Brown could only receive a transfusion from an O- person.
   f) What blood type(s) could safely receive this patient’s blood?AB, B, A, all blood types.
2) Below is the information representing the blood type analysis of a new patient (patient X). From the
   information obtained, fill out the medical technologist report.
   A: Agglutination               Medical technologist’s report
   B: No Agglutination                   ABO Type: blood type A.
   Rh: Agglutination                     Rh Type: Rh+




3) Compare and Contrast agglutinogens and agglutinins. In the diagram show at least 2 similarities and
   2 differences.
                  Agglutinogens                                        Agglutinins
Differences                       Similarities                      Differences
    Agglutinogen is an antigen that     Both are protein substance and    Agglutinin is a substance, such
     stimulates the production of a        both are found in blood.       as an antibody, that is capable
    particular agglutinin, such as an                                      of causing agglutination of a
         antibody. Agglutinogens                                           particular antigen, especially
        stimulate production of a                                           red blood cells or bacteria.
           particular agglutinin.                                         Agglutinins can cause clumping
                                                                                   of blood cells.


4) Pretend you went with your class on a medical career field trip to a local hospital. One of the stops
   on the visit was to the hospital’s blood lab. The medical technologist at this stop gave a
   demonstration of how blood types are determined. Your job is to write a paragraph for the school
   newspaper on the visit to the blood lab, summarizing what you’ve learned about how ABO/Rh blood
   groups are determined. Write a paragraph and include the title.
   A VISIT TO THE BLOOD LAB: After our trip to the blood lab at the local hospital, we learned quite a
   bit about the different blood types and how to figure out blood types. If the anti-A serum contains
   agglutination and the anti-B serum contains no agglutination, then it is blood type A. If the anti-A
   serum contains no agglutination and the anti-B serum contains agglutination, then it is blood type B.
   If the anti-A serum and anti-B serum both contains agglutination, then it is blood type AB. If both the
   anti-A serum and anti-B serum both contain no agglutination, then it is blood type O. If you have
   blood type A, you are able to give blood to A and AB and receive blood from O and A. If you have
   blood type B, you can give blood to B and AB and receive blood from O and B. If you have blood type
   AB, you are able to give blood to AB and receive blood from all blood types. If you have blood type
   O, you can give blood to all blood types but can only receive blood from other O types.

5) List at least 3 situations where blood typing could be used.
   a) Blood transfusions
   b) Blood donations
   c) Transplants
6) Define Erythroblastosis Fetalis. Anemia in newborn babies.
   a) Describe the sequence of events that lead to this condition. A mother’s antibodies will attack
        the child’s red blood cells.
   b) What might be some benefits if the medical profession developed a shot or vaccination that
        could desensitize an Rh+ situation?A decrease in anemic new borns or a decrease in aggulation.
7) You are a type A eryhthorocyte placing an ad in the personals and you are seeking a compatible
   mate for a long lasting transfusion. Create an ad to be submitted to the newspaper.

    HELP NEEDED!!!! In search of person with either A or O blood to donate blood for my transfusion.
    Contact 444-333-2121.

8) Another important diagnostic tool used by medical technologist is determining a patient’s blood cell
   count, for both red blood cells and white blood cells. When this procedure is performed, one
   technique used is to take multiple samples and calculate the average. This method of multiple
sampling is a standard procedure in scientific and medical investigations. Discuss why this method is
    important in blood typing. It is important to get multiple samples so that a medical technologist can
    get the precise amount of RBC’s and WBC’s to correctly diagnose the patient and not give a mis-
    diagnosis. It’s also important so that once the medical technologist correctly diagnoses a patient, the
    hospital staff can work with the patient to determine a treatment plan to get the patient to a
    normal, healthy, functioning state.
9) Each year thousands of people contract blood borne diseases. What could be done in a clinical
    blood lab to minimize the risk of obtaining or spreading a blood borne disease?Putting on gloves,
    sanitize hands properly, and carefully handle instruments.
10) In a short paragraph, identify what you think may be the next important breakthrough, milestone or
    discovery in the study of blood and blood diseases and explain why. A breakthrough would be if we
    got a large amount of young adults to donate their white blood cells and donate them to the sick
    and weak to help them fight off cancer or other life threatning diseases. With white blood cell
    transfusions we could help bring people back to or close to health and may be able to get rid of
    people’s cancer, because then they would have more white blood cells to fight off the cancer cells
    and hopefully abolish them.

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  • 1. Name: Click here to enter text. Date: 2/11/13 Analysis Table 1 Anti-A Serum Anti-B Serum Anti-Rh Serum Blood Type Slide 1- Mrs. Smith agglutination No agglutination agglutination A+ Slide 2- Mr. Jones No agglutination agglutination No agglutination B- Slide 3- Mr. Green Agglutination agglutination agglutination AB+ Slide 4- Ms. Brown No agglutination No agglutination No agglutination O- 1) Choose one of the following patients: a) Mr. Smith, Mr. Jones, Mr. Green, Ms. Brown= Ms. Brown b) Using the information shown in Figure 1 on Blood type and the data recorded in Table 1, What agglutinogens are present on the patient’s RBC’s? None c) What ABO agglutinin(s) is/are found in the patient’s Plasma? ii d) What is the patient’s blood type? O- e) If this patient needed a transfusion, what blood type(s) could this patient safely receive? Ms. Brown could only receive a transfusion from an O- person. f) What blood type(s) could safely receive this patient’s blood?AB, B, A, all blood types. 2) Below is the information representing the blood type analysis of a new patient (patient X). From the information obtained, fill out the medical technologist report. A: Agglutination Medical technologist’s report B: No Agglutination ABO Type: blood type A. Rh: Agglutination Rh Type: Rh+ 3) Compare and Contrast agglutinogens and agglutinins. In the diagram show at least 2 similarities and 2 differences. Agglutinogens Agglutinins
  • 2. Differences Similarities Differences Agglutinogen is an antigen that Both are protein substance and Agglutinin is a substance, such stimulates the production of a both are found in blood. as an antibody, that is capable particular agglutinin, such as an of causing agglutination of a antibody. Agglutinogens particular antigen, especially stimulate production of a red blood cells or bacteria. particular agglutinin. Agglutinins can cause clumping of blood cells. 4) Pretend you went with your class on a medical career field trip to a local hospital. One of the stops on the visit was to the hospital’s blood lab. The medical technologist at this stop gave a demonstration of how blood types are determined. Your job is to write a paragraph for the school newspaper on the visit to the blood lab, summarizing what you’ve learned about how ABO/Rh blood groups are determined. Write a paragraph and include the title. A VISIT TO THE BLOOD LAB: After our trip to the blood lab at the local hospital, we learned quite a bit about the different blood types and how to figure out blood types. If the anti-A serum contains agglutination and the anti-B serum contains no agglutination, then it is blood type A. If the anti-A serum contains no agglutination and the anti-B serum contains agglutination, then it is blood type B. If the anti-A serum and anti-B serum both contains agglutination, then it is blood type AB. If both the anti-A serum and anti-B serum both contain no agglutination, then it is blood type O. If you have blood type A, you are able to give blood to A and AB and receive blood from O and A. If you have blood type B, you can give blood to B and AB and receive blood from O and B. If you have blood type AB, you are able to give blood to AB and receive blood from all blood types. If you have blood type O, you can give blood to all blood types but can only receive blood from other O types. 5) List at least 3 situations where blood typing could be used. a) Blood transfusions b) Blood donations c) Transplants 6) Define Erythroblastosis Fetalis. Anemia in newborn babies. a) Describe the sequence of events that lead to this condition. A mother’s antibodies will attack the child’s red blood cells. b) What might be some benefits if the medical profession developed a shot or vaccination that could desensitize an Rh+ situation?A decrease in anemic new borns or a decrease in aggulation. 7) You are a type A eryhthorocyte placing an ad in the personals and you are seeking a compatible mate for a long lasting transfusion. Create an ad to be submitted to the newspaper. HELP NEEDED!!!! In search of person with either A or O blood to donate blood for my transfusion. Contact 444-333-2121. 8) Another important diagnostic tool used by medical technologist is determining a patient’s blood cell count, for both red blood cells and white blood cells. When this procedure is performed, one technique used is to take multiple samples and calculate the average. This method of multiple
  • 3. sampling is a standard procedure in scientific and medical investigations. Discuss why this method is important in blood typing. It is important to get multiple samples so that a medical technologist can get the precise amount of RBC’s and WBC’s to correctly diagnose the patient and not give a mis- diagnosis. It’s also important so that once the medical technologist correctly diagnoses a patient, the hospital staff can work with the patient to determine a treatment plan to get the patient to a normal, healthy, functioning state. 9) Each year thousands of people contract blood borne diseases. What could be done in a clinical blood lab to minimize the risk of obtaining or spreading a blood borne disease?Putting on gloves, sanitize hands properly, and carefully handle instruments. 10) In a short paragraph, identify what you think may be the next important breakthrough, milestone or discovery in the study of blood and blood diseases and explain why. A breakthrough would be if we got a large amount of young adults to donate their white blood cells and donate them to the sick and weak to help them fight off cancer or other life threatning diseases. With white blood cell transfusions we could help bring people back to or close to health and may be able to get rid of people’s cancer, because then they would have more white blood cells to fight off the cancer cells and hopefully abolish them.