A previously identified anti-Jka is no longer detectable in a current antibody screen. What is the safest tran…

Question

A previously identified anti-Jka is no longer detectable in a current antibody screen. What is the safest transfusion approach?

Accepted Answer

보기 1: Honor the antibody history and provide Jka-negative, serologically compatible red cells

Kidd antibodies can fall below detection yet reappear after antigen exposure and cause delayed hemolytic reactions. A documented clinically significant antibody history must still guide antigen-negative selection.

Answer

보기 2: Ignore the history because the current screen is negative

Answer

보기 3: Provide Jka-positive cells to boost the antibody

Answer

보기 4: Use plasma instead of red cells for anemia

성장을 멈추지 마세요

A previously identified anti-Jka is no longer detectable in a current antibody screen. What is the safest transfusion approach?

마이메르시로 국가고시 완벽 대비