ABO discrepancy 2 part 1

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Today's video is ABO discrepancy 2 part 1. What are the possibilities and what could you do in those situations?
Timestamps:
0:19 - Historical type and current type do not match
1:03 - Error during the pre-analytical process
3:29 - Missidentify patient
4:01 - Other problems
4:13 - What else could cause missmatch in patient blood type?
4:26 - Acquired B
6:21 - Bone marrow transplant
7:00 - Transfusion history
8:23 - Age
9:27 - Pregnancy history
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[@jnane2006]

Great job thanks

[@satyadas9685]

when forward grouping shows o group and reverse grouping shows group b

[@BloodTalks]

What is the strength of the reverse reaction?

[@scientistarthur]

Ecoli

[@BloodTalks]

Acquire B is usually seen in a patient with GI issues such as colorectal malignancy, gastrointestinal obstruction, or gram-negative sepsis (where those bacteria can contact the RBCs). E. Coli is one of them. Luckily this condition is reversible when the patient's main health issues are taken care of.

[@NS-eo8hp]

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