Thank you very much for this. I spent a day trying to understand this from my lecture notes, but in the 5 minutes in which you explained it, I got it immediately.
Great vid! I really appreciate the fact that you mentioned that small mistake you made. Im in second year of my MLS degree and am so anxious about the future mistakes i'll make in the field. So its nice to see professionals making small errors too.
Thanks a lot Robert, would be great if you could explain further details regarding what the results actually mean. But thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge
this 4 min video did a better job at explaining Ab ID than my instructor tried to do for hours... thank you.
Thank you very much for this. I spent a day trying to understand this from my lecture notes, but in the 5 minutes in which you explained it, I got it immediately.
Great vid! I really appreciate the fact that you mentioned that small mistake you made. Im in second year of my MLS degree and am so anxious about the future mistakes i'll make in the field. So its nice to see professionals making small errors too.
This is amazing! I need to learn it for my graduation and you helped me... thank you! In portuguese don't has a video of this type...
From Brazil =)
Thanks a lot Robert, would be great if you could explain further details regarding what the results actually mean. But thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge
You should do some urinalysis microscopic or a manual diff.
Great illustration, thank you Robert.
Cool
From Brazil
what if the whole is section is 0, does it mean that no antibodies were found? does it mean it's an o? do we have to rely on the enzyme test?
Please continue the video
In the Lewis b antibody there is 3 positive & 3 negative, why wouldn't be that one?
Thank you
You’re welcome.
Why didn't you cross out D and C?
4+ for on a Heterozygous screen cell . Hmmm
My current thoughts.
Super affinity right?
you rule out all homozygous and heterozygous except heterozygous of k