“Compatible or Not?” Quick Quiz

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Froggy Jumps “Compatible or Not?” Quick QuizOnline version Basic quiz on blood and component compatibility by Irdina 1 A group O positive patient requires platelets. Which platelet component is MOST compatible? a A Postive b AB Positive c O positive 2 B RhD negative patient with no antibody requires 4 units Packed Red Cells urgently. What is the BEST choice? a B RhD Positive b B RhD Negative c O RhD Negative 3 AB positive patient requires FFP. Which FFP group can be issued in order of preference? a B, A, AB b AB, A, B c A, AB, B 4 A patient with O Rh D negative blood group has anti-Jka. Which selection is correct? a O Rh D negative, Jka positive b O Rh D positive, Jka negative c O Rh D negative, Jka negative 5 A pregnant lady is A Rh D negative with anti-D. What is the safest red cell option? a O Rh D negative b A Rh D negative c A Rh D positive 6 A patient is A Rh D positive with clinically significant anti-E. What is the MOST appropriate red cell unit? a A RhD positive, E positive b A RhD negative, E negative c A RhD negative, E negative 7 A group A Rh D positive patient needs platelets. Which donor is most preferred? a A RhD positive b A RhD negative c O RhD positive 8 A patient with A Rh D negative blood has anti-D and anti-C. What is the appropriate red cell option? a A RhD negative, C positive b A RhD positive, C negative c A RhD negative, C negative 9 Which combination is NOT compatible? a A PRBC → A patient b O plasma → B patient c AB plasma → O patient 10 Why must red cells be ABO compatible? a To avoid formation of new antibodies b To prevent immediate intravascular hemolysis c To prevent iron overload

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“Compatible or Not?” Quick QuizOnline version

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A group O positive patient requires platelets. Which platelet component is MOST compatible?

B RhD negative patient with no antibody requires 4 units Packed Red Cells urgently. What is the BEST choice?

AB positive patient requires FFP. Which FFP group can be issued in order of preference?

A patient with O Rh D negative blood group has anti-Jka. Which selection is correct?

A pregnant lady is A Rh D negative with anti-D. What is the safest red cell option?

A patient is A Rh D positive with clinically significant anti-E. What is the MOST appropriate red cell unit?

A group A Rh D positive patient needs platelets. Which donor is most preferred?

A patient with A Rh D negative blood has anti-D and anti-C. What is the appropriate red cell option?

Which combination is NOT compatible?

Why must red cells be ABO compatible?