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1 Lab Guide Blood Bank Section Lab Guide

2 1.1. Laboratory Tests Provided by Blood Banks: ABO/Rh Typing Neonates Less than 4months =1ml Children 2Years and above including adults =4ml Routine: within 24 hours from receiving the blood specimen & the STAT: will be processed immediately after being received by the Blood Bank Section. Rejection Criteria Tube /Gel /Glass Beads methods Type A Rh (D) positive. Type A Rh(D)negative. Type B Rh(D)positive. Type B Rh(D)negative. Type AB Rh(D)positive. Type AB Rh(D)negative. Type O Rh(D)positive. Type O Rh(D)negative. 2. tubes not carry the date and signature/ initial of the person 5. tubes containing insufficient blood volume for testing (QNS) 7. accompanied by improperly completed 8. accompanied by a request form not carrying the signature 9. and request forms with mismatched patient s identification 1

3 Antibody Screening Children 2Years and above including adults = 4ml **An extra sample maybe requested if needed. Routine: within 24 hours from receiving the blood specimen & the STAT: will be processed immediately after being received by the Blood Bank Section. ** Except for the positive reaction that may need additional time. Tube/Gel /Glass beads methods Positive Or Negative. If positive then an antibody identification test, red cell antigen phenotyping +/ antibody titer testing will be performed as reflex testing. Rejection Criteria 2. tubes not carry the date and signature/ initial of the person 5. tubes containing insufficient blood volume for testing (QNS) 7. accompanied by improperly completed 8. accompanied by a request form not carrying the signature 9. and request forms with mismatched patient s identification 2

4 Crossmatch Testing Neonates Less than 4months =1ml ( Mother sample maybe requested) Children 2Years and above including adults =4ml Transport Temperature Days test is performed Turnaround time Routine: within 8 hours from receiving the blood specimen & the Note: For Elective surgery specimen should be received at least a day before the operation. STAT: will be processed immediately after being received by the Blood Bank Section. Full crossmatch/electronic crossmatch = 60 minutes. When STAT requests are generated, the Blood Bank should be informed By hot line telephone number TAT of Irradiated blood and platelet components depends on the location of the facility. The blood bank will notify the ward if the requested component is going to be delayed for any reason e.g. presence of an antibody. Cross matched blood will be reserved in the Blood Bank for 48 hours. If the blood is not used within this time, a new request for cross match will be required. When uncross matched RBC units are issued for transfusion; a blood specimen must be taken from the patient before the start of transfusion. Reference Value Rejection Criteria Tube/Gel/Glass beads/electronic Crossmatch Positive Or Negative. 2. tubes not carry the date and signature/ initial of the person 5. tubes containing insufficient blood volume for testing (QNS) 7. accompanied by improperly completed 8. accompanied by a request form not carrying the signature 9. and request forms with mismatched patient s identification Performing Lab Location HGH,HH, Al Wakra, Al Khor and QRI 3

5 Direct Antiglobulin Test (DAT) Neonates Less than 4months = 1ml Children 4 months to 2 Years = 2ml Children 2Years and above including adults = 4ml Routine: within 8 hours from receiving the blood specimen & the STAT: will be processed immediately after being received by the Blood Bank Section. Rejection Criteria Tube/Gel /Glass beads Negative Or Positive If Positive then antibody elusion and identification will be performed. 2. tubes not carry the date and signature/ initial of the person 5. tubes containing insufficient blood volume for testing (QNS) 7. accompanied by improperly completed 8. accompanied by a request form not carrying the signature 9. and request forms with mismatched patient s identification 4

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