ASCP SBB Practice Questions - Specialist In Blood Banking SBB(ASCP) Exam

A warm autoantibody shows apparent specificity for the Rh e antigen. What is the clinical significance?

The autoantibody mimics anti-e but the patient should still receive e-positive blood The patient must receive e-negative units The autoantibody is clinically insignificant and can be ignored The patient likely has anti-e alloantibody, not an autoantibody

Correct Answer:

The autoantibody mimics anti-e but the patient should still receive e-positive blood

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