English is my native language but I’m in my second year of medicine in Cuba. I wasn’t understanding the concept in Spanish and this video definitely cleared it up for me. Big up yourself 👏🏽
Please can somebody answer, I had just started uni and this has been explained. I understand what is going on here but not why it is done. Because in this example A and B agglutinated which suggest type AB blood right, but if we then get this as a blood bag and give it to the person who must be type AB and transfuse it-if it agglutinated in the lab then it will agglutinate in the person. So although A and B agglutinated as it has an A and B antigen to tell us type AB why are we giving them this blood wouldn't this cause an immune reaction and least to death
The aim is to detect what blood group the person has. We don't know what antigens are on the patients red blood cells so we use known antibodies (anti-a,b,d) to work this out. A+B cause agglutination suggesting that the person has AB blood. But you need to remember that AB blood DOES NOT have anti-a and anti-b antibodies. So there will be no immune reaction when transfused. ☺
@@doctorbhanuprakash is there any software from which we canmake these videos Also which software is used by animators can you tell sir please . It will be helpful
@@doctorbhanuprakash the video recommendations still haven't been removed at the end of the video. You cannot see the final chart with the blood types.
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English is my native language but I’m in my second year of medicine in Cuba. I wasn’t understanding the concept in Spanish and this video definitely cleared it up for me. Big up yourself 👏🏽
That's great!
Sir your explanation is very good after seeing
Due to your explanation I written exam well thank you sir
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Thank you very much... I finally understood this experiment and also the purpose of anti-D
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Thanks you Sir for your explanation 😊 this video make my practical easy and I learnt more about it
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What is the use of saline
best explanation i have seen
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Blood grouping with forward
Grouping
Very helpful, thank you so much :)
If there is no visual appearance on A and B then it is considered as O right?
Yes
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How would you determine the person who has the O blood type?
No change in antisera A or B
Please can somebody answer, I had just started uni and this has been explained. I understand what is going on here but not why it is done. Because in this example A and B agglutinated which suggest type AB blood right, but if we then get this as a blood bag and give it to the person who must be type AB and transfuse it-if it agglutinated in the lab then it will agglutinate in the person. So although A and B agglutinated as it has an A and B antigen to tell us type AB why are we giving them this blood wouldn't this cause an immune reaction and least to death
The aim is to detect what blood group the person has. We don't know what antigens are on the patients red blood cells so we use known antibodies (anti-a,b,d) to work this out. A+B cause agglutination suggesting that the person has AB blood. But you need to remember that AB blood DOES NOT have anti-a and anti-b antibodies. So there will be no immune reaction when transfused. ☺
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so if it has A antigen does it mean the blood type is A ??
Yes or AB you need to check the what the B plate does, if it agglutinates there is a B antigen too-but you are right
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Can use the same principle of the ABO indirect blood grouping for Rh factor? And why?
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why need normal saline suspension!what happens when use only blood drop w/o normal saline ?
So informative
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Helpfull
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I want your advise. Your videos are so so informative i also have 2 laboratories how i made videos on different test of lab.
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What is the purpose of adding normal saline
To prepare Cell suspension of RBC, also it helps in comparing as Control to differentiate agglutination
What if there is agglutination in Anti B, no agglutination in Anti A and agglutination in Anti D? what does this mean?
B+
helpful
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Pls what are the type of tests done in histopathology laboratory, it's aim, principle, procedure, result, ND conclusion pls
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Sample is RBC or fresh blood?
what is RBC?
@@user-zi8gv9ko1v red blood cells....
Can you inform me about the software used to create this video?
Sirr please can you tell that which type of software did you use for these animation videos for creating them..
Please sir its a request🙏🙏
we develop inhouse with our animators
@@doctorbhanuprakash is there any software from which we canmake these videos
Also which software is used by animators can you tell sir please .
It will be helpful
Wow
can you give me literature that refered by this video?
the video recommendation in the end is not so helpful. We can't see the examples
Thanks for review, will remove thm
@@doctorbhanuprakash the video recommendations still haven't been removed at the end of the video. You cannot see the final chart with the blood types.
How to find A negative blood group
A will agglutinate and the Rh will not agglutinate
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This video made my practical xam more easy🙂
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Sir you’ve added a song “dil nai ye kaha hai dil se” in this library 😅
I didnt add yaar random songs are coming in different Playlist 🤣🤣🤣 and informed to TH-cam customer care too , 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ not only this in every play list random songs r coming