Title: 038 Quiz

Fill in the missing words

Q: I cause the most common form of HDFN; My name is "anti-[...]"

I cause a severe suppressive form of HDFN; my name is "anti-[...]"

I am the ABO type leading to the most common form of fetal-maternal incompatibility (but not necessarily hemolysis); my ABO type is "[...]"
A: D/RhD; K/Kell; O/group O/Group O

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Q: [...], first done in the 1940's, was an early step toward prevention of death from HDFN. The incidence of fatal HDFN dropped dramatically after the revolutionary introduction of [...] around 1970. Today, the use of [...] has again changed the way we manage HDFN.
A: Exchange transfusion; RhIG; Doppler ultrasound

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Q: The most common cause of HDFN: [...]
The second most common cause: [...]
The third most common cause: [...]
An uncommon cause of HDFN: [...]
A: Anti-D; Anti-K; Anti-Rh c/E; Anti-S

In each [bracket] below, click on the capitalized word that makes the following statement TRUE.

Hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn caused by anti-K is characterized by [HIGH or LOW] levels of bilirubin in the amniotic fluid, profound [SUPPRESSION or HEMOLYSIS] affecting the fetal RBCs, and babies affected with anti-K titers [ABOVE or BELOW] the "critical level" of 16.
A: LOW; SUPPRESSION; BELOW