The genotype for a given adult is: Hh, BO, sese, Lele.  Which of the following depicts this person’s red cell phenotype.

What type of test is performed to detect unexpected clinically significant antibodies in a patient’s plasma?           

A 65-yr. old male who has multiple myeloma is currently receiving monoclonal anti-CD38 immunotherapy (Daratumumab).                                                      Which of the following is used to treat reagent red cells in an effort to prevent interference of this drug with testing in the blood bank?

Which genotype is associated with an individual who is heterozygous for big C?          

A request is received to crossmatch five (5) units of RBCs on a man who is AB D positive and his antibody detection test is negative. Later, the man needs plasma.  What blood type(s) of FFP would be suitable for transfusion?

When should the antiglobulin (AHG) crossmatch technique be selected to determine compatibility between donor blood and recipient plasma?     

Which of the following patients is a candidate for RhIg?       

Red blood cells that have been leukoreduced must contain less than _____________ WBCs while retaining at least _______________ of the original red cells, respectively.

A 62-year-old female arrives at the hospital for cardiac surgery. Pre-surgical laboratory testing is performed upon arrival.  The results are as follows: Hemoglobin/Hematocrit: 10.5g/dL/ 32% Platelet count: 45,000/uL Type & Screen: B D-Positive with Negative antibody screen Crossmatch (XM): 2 out of 2 units of RBCs compatible Priot to surgery, a platelet transfusion is ordered.  One B D-positive apheresis platelets (SDP) was issued and transfusion was begun after appropriate checks were completed.  Twenty minutes later, the pre-operative clinic calls the blood bank to report that the patient was experiencing the following symptoms after receiving just 20mL of the platelets: urticaria, pruritis, dyspnea, hypotension, and angioedema of the tongue, throat, and eyes.  The patient required immediate intubation to maintain her airway. Which of the following is the most likely type of transfusion reaction this patient was experiencing?

A 1-month-old infant presents to the operating room for a gastroschisis repair under general anesthesia. The infant is transferred from the NICU with hyperalimentation solution infusion. What should the anesthesia provider do with the hyperalimentation solution infusion?