ABO discrepancy in reverse type | Transfusion medicine

[@prosperbonu-ire9931]

Thank you for your video..has helped with my understanding

[@BloodTalks]

Glad it helped

[@sharmilamanian1128]

Nice talk . I would like to learn more on blood banking. Can you have more of such videos ?

[@BloodTalks]

Thank you. Here is a play list for more blood bank for now. th-cam.com/play/Plltpi5Keh87gFfJ_UV8xHwrYo-dguBxlE.html

[@debbieninabanting7091]

Would you please make more examples of ABO discrepancies .
Questions then,later the amswers

[@BloodTalks]

Thank you for your suggestion.

[@jjbar143]

Hi do we need new blood samples for reverse typing to same patient that have previous reverse blood typing results?

[@BloodTalks]

No. In fact, you would want to use the same sample for both forward and reverse. Typing using different tube increase the risk of the wrong sample associated. However, you would want a different draw for re-type or type confirmation.

[@jjbar143]

@@BloodTalks thank you so much for answering my question. It helps a lot. 🥰

[@satyadas9685]

when a patient age is 35 year forward shows O group other side reverse group shows A

[@BloodTalks]

What is the strength of the reverse reaction?

[@MrGlattie]

Thank you for the help! Would you be able to do a vid on identifying WBC under the microscope at 100x ? Tia

[@BloodTalks]

Thank you for letting me know your interested. I am actually trying to gather WBC and RBC morphologies for the videos.