Rh Case Study

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Rh Case Study

The following are the results of Type and Screen testing performed on a recipient's sample submitted with orders to transfuse two units of packed red blood cells. The patient has end-stage renal disease and receives dialysis treatments three days per week. She has received an average of 3-4 units of packed red cells per month for the past year.
A review of her records with the transfusion service indicates that she is A Positive with negative antibody screens throughout her transfusion history. She is 65 years old and has two grown children. She had two miscarriages during her child-bearing years (para 2, gravida 4).
Patient’s cells with:
Patient’s plasma with:
Anti-A
Anti-B
Anti-D
D control
A1 cells
B cells
4+
0
+
0
0
4+

Patient’s plasma with:
IS
IAT
Screen cell I (R1R1)
0
2+
NT
Screen cell II (R2R2)
0
0
Legend: IS = immediate spin phase; IAT = indirect antiglobulin phase; √ = control cells; NT = not tested