Nursing and Clinical

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The process of culling and pitting occurs in the spleen's: a. Germinal centers b. Follicles c. ... Started by big1devin	1 Replies 11 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by sierrahalpin
Where are plasma cells located in the lymph node? a. Cortex b. Medulla c. Germinal centers d. ... Started by imanialler	1 Replies 16 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by batool
Which of the following is considered a MALT tissue? a. Lymph node b. Thymus c. Tonsils d. Bone ... Started by HudsonKB16	1 Replies 45 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by mammy1697
What feature is true for primary versus secondary lymphoid tissue? a. Primary lymph tissue can ... Started by dbose	3 Replies 67 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by asware1
The hematopoietic compartment of the bone marrow contains what components? a. Connective tissue ... Started by brutforce	1 Replies 29 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by Juro
The gene for the ABO blood group system resides on chromosome a. 3 b. 5 c. 9 d. ... Started by CQXA	1 Replies 40 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by Eunice618
The primary sites of lymphoid tissue include: a. Bone marrow, spleen, and liver b. Bone marrow, ... Started by wrbasek0	1 Replies 161 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by Rilsmarie951
Explain how the bone marrow receives nutrients to survive. What will be an ideal ... Started by jlmhmf	1 Replies 36 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by johnharpe
List and explain the function of the cells in the bone marrow stroma. What will be an ideal ... Started by jlmhmf	1 Replies 46 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by Ksanderson1296
Which of the following individuals first described the ABO blood group system? a. Decastello b. ... Started by mrsjacobs44	1 Replies 13 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by krakiolit
How many nucleotide differences are there between the A and B genes? a. 3 b. 4 c. 6 d. ... Started by anshika	1 Replies 45 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by mariahkathleeen
Antibodies that develop without any apparent stimulus are called a. Actively occurring b. ... Started by Kikoku	3 Replies 22 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by Ksh22
All of the following are true of the cis-AB genotype except a. May be easily distinguished in ... Started by ericka1	1 Replies 11 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by parker125
Most ABO antibodies are a. IgA b. IgE c. IgG d. IgM[br][br][b][color=#9E3EA8]Question ... Started by lilldybug07	1 Replies 14 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by DHRUVSHAH
To confirm anti-A1 in a person who has not been recently transfused, type the patient/donor cells ... Started by ashley	1 Replies 25 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by janeli1
ABO discrepancies are categorized into ____ groups. a. two b. three c. four d. ... Started by beccaep	1 Replies 14 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by succesfull
Possible causes of a missing or weak reaction in the forward group include all of the following ... Started by sjones	1 Replies 20 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by krakiolit
Which chromosome carries the two Rh genes? a. 1 b. 6 c. 7 d. ... Started by shofmannx20	1 Replies 25 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by zenzy
Mixed field reaction is commonly seen in the forward ABO test if a group _________ patient has ... Started by OSWALD	1 Replies 25 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by kaykay69
If an ABO discrepancy is due to an antibody and a low-incidence antigen is suspected, a viable ... Started by Themember4	3 Replies 9 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by Juro
When testing for weak D using an indirect antigblobulin test (IAT), cells that are already coated ... Started by karlynnae	1 Replies 11 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by Liamb2179
Which antigen is routinely tested for in all blood donors and recipients in most countries? a. C ... Started by fox	1 Replies 62 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by makaylafy
Which of the following is not true about Rh proteins? a. One amino acid is responsible for the ... Started by bcretired	1 Replies 42 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by leahchrapun
The C/c antigens arise from a single amino acid difference at position a. 103 b. 215 c. 226 d. ... Started by laurencescou	1 Replies 19 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by bookworm410
Clonal reagent anti-D may be a. IgD or IgG b. IgE or IgG c. IgE or IgM or blend of both d. IgG ... Started by chandani	1 Replies 11 Views	Jun 25, 2018 by kaylee05