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ASCP MLT(ASCP) ASCP-MLT Question # 146 Topic 15 Discussion

ASCP-MLT Exam Topic 15 Question 146 Discussion:
Question #: 146
Topic #: 15

Hives and rash usually indicate an allergic reaction. Hematuria is due to a variety of causes. Fever and chills usually indicate a febrile reaction. Positive DAT due to conditions other than sensitization to red cell alloantigens is not uncommon. Therefore a positive DAT in the posttransfusion specimen with a negative DAT in the pretransfusion specimen is more likely to indicate alloimmunization.

The most definite indication that a patient has been sensitized to a specific red cell antigen is:


A.

Hives and rash


B.

A positive posttransfusion DAT in a patient with a previously negative DAT


C.

A positive posttransfusion DAT in a patient with a previously positive DAT


D.

Hemoglobinuria


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