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Primary versus Secondary Response,
434
IgG versus IgM, 435
Factors That Affect Agglutination in
Tube Testing, 436
Comparison of Tube, Gel, and Solid
Phase Testing, 437
Grading Reactions—Tube versus Gel,
438
Comparison of Tube, Gel, and Solid
Phase Reactions, 439
ABO Genotypes and Phenotypes, 440
Using Punnett Square to Predict ABO
Type, 440
Frequency of ABO Types, 441
ABO System, 442
ABO Typing, 443
ABO Discrepancies, 444
Rh Genotypes and Phenotypes, 445
Using Punnett Square to Predict Rh
Type, 445
Rh Antigens, 446
Frequency of Rh Antigens, 447
Frequency of Rh Genes, 448
Breaking the Rh Code, 449Rh Typing Sera, 450
Interpretation of Rh Typing, 451
Causes of False Rh Typing Results, 451
Weak D Testing and Interpretation, 452
Selection of Rh Type for Transfusion,
453
Frequency of Other Selected Blood
Group Antigens, 454
I System, 455
Antibody Characteristics, 456
Antigen-Antibody Enhancement, 458
Antihuman Globulin Serum, 459
Antiglobulin Testing, 460
Antibody Identification, 461
Interpreting Antibody Panels, 462
Cold Antibodies, 463
Compatibility Testing, 464
Crossmatches, 465
The Major Crossmatch, 466
Examples of Incompatible
Crossmatches, 467
Transfusion of Non-Group-Specific RBCs,
468
Pretransfusion Testing, 469
Conditions for Reissue of RBCs, 470Emergency Transfusions, 470
Transfusion-Associated Infections, 471
Acute Immunologic Transfusion
Reactions, 473
Acute Nonimmunologic Transfusion
Reactions, 475
Delayed Transfusion Reactions, 476
Transfusion Reaction Investigation, 478
Testing of Neonates, 480
Hemolytic Disease of the Fetus and
Newborn (HDFN), 481
Rh Immune Globulin (RhIG) Workup,
482
Rh Immune Globulin (RhIG), 483
Examples of Equipment/Reagent
Quality Control, 484
Section 7 Urinalysis and Body Fluids
Review, 485
Urine Specimens, 486
Urine Volume, 487
Urine Color, 488
Changes in Unpreserved Urine at Room
Temperature, 489
Chemical Urinalysis by Reagent Strip, 490
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