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Emergency Order Procedures

question 1 of 9 course: Biomedical Science(Degree)
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Q: In the context of stock status, an Emergency Order Point (EOP) is set higher than the Minimum Stock Level to provide a safety buffer.

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The autocontrol tests the patient's serum against their own red cells. If positive, it suggests the presence of an autoantibody coating the patient's cells and/or present in their serum. This complicates antibody identification because the autoantibody may mask the presence of underlying alloantibodies, which are clinically more dangerous. Adsorption techniques are often needed to investigate further.

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The autocontrol tests the patient's serum against their own red cells. If positive, it suggests the presence of an autoantibody coating the patient's cells and/or present in their serum. This complicates antibody identification because the autoantibody may mask the presence of underlying alloantibodies, which are clinically more dangerous. Adsorption techniques are often needed to investigate further.

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