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Alloantibody Causing Blood Type Conflict in Pregnant Female

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Course overview

This Intermediate Level course reviews a case study of a pregnant female with an alloantibody causing a blood type conflict. It reviews the process of antibody detection and and interpretation.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

American Board of Clinical Chemistry

Clinical Chemistry Diplomate

1h Category 1

Molecular Diagnostics Diplomate

1h Category 1

Toxicological Chemistry Diplomate

1h Category 1

Florida Board of Clinical Laboratory Personnel

Clinical Laboratory Director

1h General (Immunohematology)

Clinical Laboratory Supervisor

1h General (Immunohematology)

Clinical Laboratory Technician

1h General (Immunohematology)

Clinical Laboratory Technologist

1h General (Immunohematology)

Public Health Director

1h General (Immunohematology)

Public Health Supervisor

1h General (Immunohematology)

Public Health Technician

1h General (Immunohematology)

Public Health Technologist

1h General (Immunohematology)

Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners - Clinical Lab Personnel

Cytotechnologist

1h Continuing Education for Clinical Laboratory Personnel

Generalist

1h Continuing Education for Clinical Laboratory Personnel

Specialist

1h Continuing Education for Clinical Laboratory Personnel

Technician

1h Continuing Education for Clinical Laboratory Personnel

Tennessee Medical Laboratory Board

Laboratory Personnel

1h Continuing education pertaining to laboratory technology or laboratory management

Disclosure statements

At the end of this course, the learner will be able to:


1. Discuss the process of determining the ABO/Rh of the patient in this case study.

2. Recall the process of performing antibody detection on the patient in this case study.

3. Interpret the results for the patient in this case study.

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