iMLS-BLOOD BANKING
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BLOOD BANKING is among ASCP (i) MLS Cert. exam big 4 subjects. The primary goal of this course is to build necessary capacity into Medical Laboratory Professional to be able to pass the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) Medical Laboratory Scientist Certification Examination at one go. This course is tailored according to the MLS content guidelines, recommended books by the ASCP-BOC and ASCP Board of Certification (ASCP-BOC) study guide questions (past papers). We only employ ASCP recommended textbooks to prepare notes and presentations, a candidate is not advised to use any other book apart from those that are highlighted by the ASCP-BOC.
At the end of BLOOD BANKING course, you will have acquired enough confidence in various Blood banking techniques, result interpretations, and Transfusion related disorders. This will make you capable of conquering the ASCP Blood Banking exam with high scores.
What Will I Learn?
- BLOOD PRODUCTS AND TRANSFUSION PRACTICE:
- Donors qualification and collection methods
- Product processing
- Storage conditions
- Blood Components
- Blood Component Quality Control
2. BLOOD GROUP SYSTEMS:
- Genetics
- Chemistry, Antigens
- Role of Blood Groups in Transfusion
3. BLOOD GROUP IMMUNOLOGY
4. PHYSIOLOGY AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
- Hemolytic Disease of the Fetus and Newborn
- Transplantation
5. SEROLOGIC AND MOLECULAR TESTING
- Routine Tests
- Special Tests and Reagents
What is the target audience?
This lesson is intended primarily for:
- ASCP iMLS Certification examination candidates
- Students who are preparing for their academic examinations or national licensing exams
- Academic Instructors
- Anyone wants to improve his/her skills in Medical Laboratory sciences
If you are looking for how you can acquire some confidence in International Medical Laboratory Scientist Examination by The American Society for Clinical Pathology; this site is best for you.
Instructor is Certified, skilled and experienced. He is able to manage your particular level and capacity. Remember to leave comment is you need specific assistance in your learning.
Materials Included
- Lesson (notes/book summaries)
- A specific final quiz
- Recommended textbooks
- ASCP-BOC past questions
- Videos/tutorials
- PowerPoint Presentations
- Certificate Of Completion
Requirements/Instructions
🕸You should have internet access.
You must score at least 70% in the final quiz to get a certificate
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DONOR SELECTION PROCESSES -
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DONOR UNIT COLLECTION METHODS AND ADVERSE REACTIONS
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DONOR SECTION AND DONATION QUIZAttempt all
Good luck
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BLOOD COMPONENT PREPARATION
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RECORDED - BLOOD COMPONENT PREPARATION -
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BLOOD COMPONENT PREPARATION QUIZ
Attempt all
God luck
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TRANSFUSION THERAPY
“Transfusion therapy” encompasses all aspects of each blood component and its specific indications, expected outcomes, and other considerations.
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RECORDED LIVE CLASS - TRANSFUSION THERAPY
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TRANSFUSION IN SPECIAL CONDITIONS, FVIII & FIX CONCENTRATES
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TRANSFUSION THERAPY QUIZ
Attempt all
Good luck
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ADVERSE EFFECTS OF BLOOD TRANSFUSION
Adverse events are an inevitable consequence of blood transfusion in spite of the myriad processes to ensure safe transfusions.
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RECORDED - ADVERSE EFFECT OF BLOOD TRANSFUSION
Blood transfusion is not, and likely never will be, without risk. Adverse events are an inevitable consequence of blood transfusion in spite of the myriad processes to ensure safe transfusions.
An adverse event is an unintended and deleterious occurrence associated with blood component transfusion. It may occur before, during, or after a transfusion. Adverse events include incidents and adverse reactions.
An incident is any error that could affect the quality or effectiveness of a blood product or could have led to an adverse reaction to a transfusion recipient.
An adverse reaction is a harmful effect observed in a transfusion recipient that is temporally associated with a blood component transfusion.
This chapter focuses on noninfectious adverse reactions and transfusion-associated bacterial infection from bacterial contamination of blood products.
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ADVERSE EFFECTS OF BLOOD TRANSFUSION QUIZ
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THE ABO BLOOD GROUP SYSTEM AND ABO DISCREPANCIES
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RECORDED LECTURE - THE ABO BLOOD GROUP SYSTEMS
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ABO GROUP SYSTEM QUIZ
Attempt all
Good luck
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THE RH BLOOD GROUP SYSTEM AND HARDY-WEINBERG EQUILIBRIUM
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VIDEO LESSON - RHESUS GROUP SYSTEM
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RECORDED - RHESUS GROUP SYSTEMS PART II
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Rh GROUP SYSTEM QUIZ
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OTHER COMMON BLOOD GROUPS
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OTHER BLOOD GROUP SYSTEMS QUIZ
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RECORDED LECTURE - OTHER GROUPS
Traditionally, the P blood group comprised the P, P1, and Pk antigens and, later, Luke (LKE), PX2, and NOR.
There are two common phenotypes: P1 and P2, and three rare phenotypes: p, P1k, and P2k. The P1 phenotype describes RBCs that react with anti-P1 and anti-P; the P2 phenotype is RBCs that do not react with anti-P1 but do react with anti-P.
RBCs of the p phenotype do not react with anti-P1, anti-P, or anti-Pk. RBCs of the P1k phenotype react with anti-P1 and anti-Pk but not with anti-P. RBCs of the P2k phenotype react with anti-Pk but not with anti-P1 or anti-P.
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RECORDED LECTURE OTHER COMMON GROUP SYSTEMS II
Traditionally, the P blood group comprised the P, P1, and Pk antigens and, later, Luke (LKE), PX2, and NOR.
There are two common phenotypes: P1 and P2, and three rare phenotypes: p, P1k, and P2k. The P1 phenotype describes RBCs that react with anti-P1 and anti-P; the P2 phenotype is RBCs that do not react with anti-P1 but do react with anti-P.
RBCs of the p phenotype do not react with anti-P1, anti-P, or anti-Pk. RBCs of the P1k phenotype react with anti-P1 and anti-Pk but not with anti-P. RBCs of the P2k phenotype react with anti-Pk but not with anti-P1 or anti-P.
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HEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF THE FETUS AND NEWBORN (HDFN)
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RECORDED LIVE LECTURE - HDFN
HDFN occurs when the mother had been immunized to the father’s antigen through feto-maternal hemorrhage (FMH) and to low extent by previous transfusion. In the case of HDFN, the abs are directed against ags on the fetal RBCs that were inherited from the father
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HDFN QUIZ
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THE ANTIGLOBULIN TESTS
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PRETRANSFUSION TESTING
Pretransfusion testing is the use of serologic principles and tests to ensure compatibility and prevent an IMHTRs
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RECORDED LECTURE - PRETRANSFUSION TESTING
Pretransfusion testing is the use of serologic principles and tests to ensure compatibility and prevent an immune-mediated hemolytic transfusion reaction.
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PRE-TRANSFUSION TESTING QUIZ
Please attempt all questions
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ANTIBODY DETECTION AND IDENTIFICATION (CELL PANELS)
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ANTBODY DETECTION TECHNIQUES
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ANTIBODY IDENTIFICATION TECHNIQUES
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HUMAN LEUKOCYTE ANTIGENS TESTING
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RECORDED LECTURE - HLA TESTING PART I
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RECORDED ASSIGNMENT DISCUSSION
