Subscriber Login   Users   Administrators
Online CE, compliance, and document control for clinical and histology laboratories

Sample Page

The page below is a sample from the MediaLab course, Hemolytic Disease of the Fetus and Newborn.

Learn about Compliance & CE courses available for clinical laboratories and individual medical technologists.

Clinical Relevance of D Phenotypes

Clinically relevant information on D phenotypes can be summarized as follows:

D phenotype

D antigen
expression

Rh(D) typing

Produce
anti-D
RBC
to transfuse
RhIg
recommended**
D+ normal direct agglutination

no

D+ or D–

no

Weak D normal but weak IAT no D+ or D– no
Partial D altered direct agglutination* & IAT yes D– yes
Partial weak D altered & variable direct agglutination* & IAT yes D– yes
D none IAT yes D– yes

* Depending on anti-D reagent used
** USA, UK and parts of Canada

 

 

MediaLab, Inc.

http://www.MediaLabInc.net    |    (877) 776-8460 (tollfree)    |    sales@medialabinc.net