Exam 2.. MLT 122
if 200 ul of patient serum is add to 400 ul of diluent what is the dilution
1:3
if a serial dilution is prepared in 1:2 dilutions, the final dilution in tube 6 is
1:64
complement activation plays a key role in the pathology of which type of hypersensitivity
2 and 3
to determine a cold agglutinin titer, patient serum should be separated from whole blood at _____ degrees celsius and test at ___ degrees celsius
37;4
blood types in the ABO blood system include
A,B,AB,O
commercial antisera is used for detection of
ABO antigens
tumor marker for ovarian cancer
CA-125
tumor marker for colorectal cancer
CEA
which of the following assays would you recommend to test for chromosomal rearrangements such as the BCR/ABL translocation seen in CML
FISH
Graft vs. Host disease may occur from a mismatch of
HLA
which of the following antigens is classified as a MHC class 2 antigen
HLA(Dr, DP, DQ)
which cell functions in surveillance of tumor and malignant cells
NK cells
Coombs control cells or cheek cells are
O positive cells with coating of Anti-D
tumor marker for prostate cancer
PSA
which of the following is a description of a type 1 hypersensitivity reaction
Ragweed antigen cross links with IgE on the surface of mast cells, causing release of preformed mediators and resulting in symptoms of an allergic reaction
to determine the chemical characteristics of sodium azide, an employee would consult the
SDS
which of the following best describes competitive binding assays
a limited number of binding sites are present
A serological reaction is set up in which the antigen is bound to a large carrier, the antibody is soluble, and the antigen and carrier bind and form an insoluble complex that is detected macroscopically. What type of assay is described?
agglutination
precipitation is the term applied to
aggregation of soluble test antigens
a young women developed red itchy papule on her wrist 2 days after wearing a new bracelet. this reaction was caused by
an inflammatory response induced by cytokines released from Th1 cells
HLA-B27 is associated with which disease
ankylosing spondylitis
O blood's serum antibodies are
anti A and B
B blood's serum antibodies are
anti-A
A blood's serum antibodies are
anti-B
A direct antiglobulin test is performed with poly specific and anti-IgG antisera. The results are as follows polyspecifics: 3+ anti-IgG: negative the most likely substance coating the red cells is
anti-C3
Commercial red blood cells comprise the "known" component of which of the following tests
antibody screen antibody identification ABO reverse grouping
when performing forward typing are you testing for the ABO antigen or antibody in the patient's sample
antigen
is defined as using known sources of red cells with specific ABO antigens to detect antibodies in an individual's serum or plasma.
backward typing
What sort of tumor contains well-differentiated cells and grows slowly
benign
most tumor markers are not used to screen general population because they
can also be elevated in conditions other than cancer
your QC testing on your machine failed, what do you do next
check the expiration date of the control, then run QC again
indirect antiglobulin testing is used for
compatibility testing between recipient and donors
lattice formation is the
cross linking of sensitized particles and antibodies
a meniscus is the
curvature in the top surface of a liquid
Which of the following provides evidence of immune evasion by tumor cells
down regulation of MHC 1 molecules by tumor cells
autoimune hemolytic anemia targets the platelets
false
cross linking prevents charged particles suspended in saline from coming close together
false
serological pipettes are calibrated to the bottom of the pipette and do not have to be blown out to deliver the exam amount of liquid required
false
specificity means that patients with the specific disease of condition will product a positive result
false
the measurement of lights scattered at an angle by the antigen-antibody complexes in a solution is called turbidimetry
false
type 1 hypersensitivity reactions can be associated with
food allergies hay fever asthma
is defined as using known sources of reagent antisera (antibodies) to detect antigens on an individual's red cells
forward typing
A 45-year-old male presents to his physician complaining of achy joints, chronic runny nose, and coughing up blood. Chest x-ray shows pulmonary infiltrates. Cortisol is increased; erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) is slightly elevated. Tests for autoantibodies are positive for antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies. On the basis of these findings, a likely diagnosis for this patient is:
granulomatosis with polyangiitis
Suppose a health care worker, who underwent a Mantoux skin test two days earlier, developed redness and swelling at the PPD injection site. This reaction indicates that the health care worker:
has been exposed to mycobaterium tb but does not necessarily have an active infection
A 40-year-old female patient has increased thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) and decreased T4 levels with a normal T3 level. Antithyroglobulin is measured as 1:1280, and the antimicrosomal level is reportedly 1:6400. This patient most likely has:
hashimoto's throiditis
a disease characterized by hyperactivity of the thyroid with weight gain and a sluggish metablosism as a result of destruction fo thyroglobulin best describes
hashimoto's thyroiditis
when a patients red blood cells combine with anti A typing serum to produce a positive result, this reaction is know as
hemagglutination
precision
how close results are to one another when repeatedly analyzed
the most accelerated type of graft rejection is called
hyperacute rejection
post organ transplantation complications include
infections graft rejection GVHD
the most efficient method of preventing graft- versus- host disease is
irradiating the blood components pretransfusion
allograft
liver transplant from an organ donor
graft vs host rejection is caused by
lymphocytes of donor
what sort of tumor contains poorly differentiated cells and grows in an uncontrolled, invasive way
malignant
Tumor cells may evade the immune system by
masking their antigens shedding their antigens mutating their antigens
1+ agglutination grade
medium and small sized clumps
2+ agglutination grade
medium sized clumps
the spreading of a cancer to a secondary location in the body is called
metastasis
tumor marker for Plamsa B
monoclonal free ig light chains
if a type AB person receives blood from a type O donor, would you expect a transfusion reaction
no
negative agglutination grade
no agglutination
AB blood's serum antibodies are
none
How can normal cells become malignant
over expression of oncogenes under expression of tumor suppressor genes viral infection
a woman with breast cancer is treated with a monoclonal antibody to HER2. this is an example of
passive immunotherapy
which of the following statements is true about the ABO blood system
people who have the A antigen normally would not produce the A antibody
A 40-year-old woman presents with a lemon-yellow, waxy pallor and a red, beefy tongue. She is extremely fatigued and is having difficulty getting up in the morning and getting through the day. Antiparietal cell antibodies are found in her serum. This woman most likely has:
pernicious anemia
critical value reporting would be considered which case of testing
postanalytical
patient identification would be considered which phase of testing
preanalytical
A 33-year-old female presents with eyes that have been red and irritated for the past month. Discharge from the eyes is not apparent. She also has a recurrent low-grade fever and a rash on her chest and legs. Her joints have been achy for the past few months, and her mouth has been so dry it is often difficult to swallow food. Antinuclear antibody testing is performed, and a speckled pattern is observed on HEp-2 cells. Which follow-up test result would you expect for this patient?
presence of anti-SS-A or anti-SS-B
which of the following is an accurate descriptor of the Class 2 MHC molecule
protein present on the surface of B lymphocytes
4+ agglutination grade
red button, in one big clump
A 56-year-old woman presents to her physician complaining of weight gain and joint problems. She is increasingly having difficulty walking up stairs and manipulating her fingers. Fingers in both hands as well as knees on both legs are equally painful and stiff. The symptoms have been getting progressively worse over the past 6 months. Rheumatoid factor is elevated, and antinuclear antibodies are not detected. Complement levels in her joints are decreased. This woman most likely has:
rheumatoid arthritis
serum electrophoresis
separates serum proteins into 5 fractions uses cellulose acetate as the support medium
3+ agglutination grade
several large clumps
the first step of the preferred method of screening for allergies mediated with type 1 hypersensitivity is
subcutaneous skin testing
sensitivity
subjects with a specific disease produce a negative result
specificity
subjects without a specific disease produce a negative result
which is involved with delayed graft rejections
t cells
which of these is NOT correct regarding Graft vs. Host disease
the recipient's T cells destroy the donor's cells
A technologist has centrifuged a tube and wishes to observe the button for agglutination. This observation should be done by
tilting the tube and watching the button
autograft
transfer of a saphenous vein from the leg of a cardiac bypass patient to his heart
isograft
transplant between two identical twins
xenograft
transplant of a pig valve into a human heart
hyper acute graft rejection is mediated by pre formed alloantibodies
true
in GvHG, donor lymphocytes in the graft attack recipient tissues
true
in the rheumatoid factor test you are detecting IgM directed against IgG
true
precipitation is the visible aggregation of soluble test antigens
true
see foam, use foam
true
serial dilutions are used to determine the titer of an antibody in serum
true
when several dilutions are made in which the diluent factor is the same in each case this is called a serial dilution
true
anaphylactic reaction
type 1
anaphylaxis as a result of a bee sting is an example of which type of hypersensitivity
type 1
asthma is an example of ____ hypersensitivity
type 1
cytotoxic reaction
type 2
a hypersensitivity reaction characterized by the presence of IgG that reacts with soluble antigen best describes
type 3
immune complex reaction
type 3
cell mediated reaction
type 4
incompatible blood transfusion are examples of
typer 2 hypersensitivity
what is the last thing you should do in the lab before you leave
wash your hands
if a type O person receives blood from a type A donor, would you expect a transfusion reaction
yes