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DyllonKazuo

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The way that anti-D reagents were historically formulated to allow agglutination without the antiglobulin phase was to add what percentage of protein?
 
  a. 5-10
  b. 10-20
  c. 20-24
  d. 22-30

Question 2

If rouleaux is suspected as being the cause of a positive Rh control in the immediate spin phase, what action should be taken?
 
  a. Incubate the test and control at 39.2  F (4  C) for 10 minutes
  b. Incubate the test and control at 98.6  F (37  C) for 15 minutes
  c. Repeat the test and control using saline washed red blood cells
  d. Repeat the test and control using warmed red blood cells



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c

Answer to Question 2

Answer: c



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