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Tests for self-control
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Tests for self-control

1  Erythrocytes of which blood group don’t have agglutinogens A on their surface:

a) group I;

b) group II;

c) group III;

d) group IV;

e) there is no such a blood group.

2  Erythrocytes of which blood group have agglutinogens B on their surface:

a) group I;

b) group ;

c) group III;

d) group IV;

e) there is no such a blood group.

3  Blood plasma of which group has agglutinins anti-A:

a) group I;

b) group II;

c) group III;

d) group IV;

e) there is no such a blood group.

4  Blood plasma of which group has agglutinins anti-A and agglutinins anti-B:

a) group I;

b) group II;

c) group III;

d) group IV;

e) there is no such a blood group.

5  Blood plasma of which group doesn’t have agglutinins anti-B:

a) group I;

b) group II;

c) group III;

d) group IV;

e) there is no such a blood group.

6  During the blood test of patient’s blood by ABO system agglutination occurred in standard serums of I and III blood group. Name the patient’s blood group:

a) group I;

b) group II;

c) group III;

d) group IV;

e) inaccuracy occurred and test should be repeated.

7  During the blood test of patient’s blood by ABO system agglutination of erythrocytes did not occur in any of three standard serums (group I, II, III). Name the patient’s blood group:

a) group I;

b) group II;

c) group III;

d) group IV;

e) inaccuracy occurred and test should be repeated.

8  Blood group I in ABO system is characterized by presence of:

a) agglutinogens A;

b) agglutinogens B;

c) agglutinins anti-A;

d) agglutinins anti-B;

e) no correct answer.

9  Blood group II in ABO system is characterized by the absence of:

a) agglutinogens A;

b) agglutinogens B;

c) agglutinins anti-A;

d) agglutinins anti-B;

e) no correct answer.

10 In what cases is blood transfusion not allowed:

a) donor’s blood group is O(I), recipient’s blood group is A(II);

b) donor’s blood group is A(II), recipient’s blood group is B(III);

c) donor’s blood group is B(III), recipient’s blood group is AB(IV);

d) donor’s blood group is AB(IV), recipient’s blood group is O(I);

e) donor’s blood group is O(I), recipient’s blood group is AB(IV);

f) is allowed in all cases?

11 In what cases is blood transfusion allowed:

a) donor’s blood group is B(III), recipient’s blood group is B(III);

b) donor’s blood group is A(II), recipient’s blood group is A(II);

c) donor’s blood group is B(III), recipient’s blood group is AB(IV);

d) donor’s blood group is AB(IV), recipient’s blood group is O(I);

e) donor’s blood group is O(I), recipient’s blood group is AB(IV);

f) no correct answer?

12  Where are agglutinogens A located:

a) in cytoplasm of erythrocytes;

b) on the surface of the erythrocytes membrane;

c) in blood plasma;

d) in cytoplasm of leucocytes;

e) in the nucleus of leucocyte;

f) inside the thrombocytes;

g) no correct answer?

13 Where are agglutinins anti-A located:

a) in cytoplasm of erythrocytes;

b) on the surface of the erythrocytes membrane;

c) in blood plasma;

d) in cytoplasm of leucocytes;

e) in the nucleus of leucocytes;

f) inside the thrombocytes;

g) no correct answer?

14 What do erythrocytes of Rh+ (rhesus positive) blood have on their surface:

a) A-antigen;

b) B-antigen;

c) C-antigen;

d) D-antigen;

e) E-antigen;

f) G-antigen;

g) K-antigen;

h) no correct answer?

15 In which of the following cases of blood transfusion there is danger in the life of the patient:

a) if Rh+ blood is transfused to the Rh+ patient;

b) if Rh- blood is transfused to the Rh+ patient;

c) if Rh+ blood is transfused to the Rh- patient;

d) if Rh- blood is transfused to the Rh- patient;

e) there is no danger in these cases?



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