Blood Banking: Gel Antibody Screen

This describes the purpose, procedure, and result interpretation of an antibody screen using the gel methodology.

[@ameliepointe2673]

I love your videos! I haven't been in Blood bank in 18 years! I started at a new lab and your videos are so informative in the right way😊. I also love your enthusiasm - woohoo!

[@glorynwaiwu7698]

Thank you so much. You make blood bank easy

[@jocelynebenao8832]

Great Video. You forgot to add "Patient plasma" in "Screening cell 2 (II) ". It was not an hemolysis. Please review your video. Take care.

[@azkaafzal7363]

You didn't add plasma in SC2

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

You SOLVED the mystery! Thank you! Yes, I accidentally missed well two.

[@JohnAxelAbel]

New job uses gel cards and haven’t used gel cards since school. Thanks for the refresher!

[@MedicalLabLadyGill]

Glad it was helpful!

[@heribertoperez4809]

Plasma on well number two was missed.

[@CryptoyHelps]

ughghhh its really irritating to see hahaha

[@jocelynebenao8832]

Before incubation, look one more time at your gel card to make sure you haven't missed anything. Take care.

[@JustMe-fl5wd]

Can I as, what type of test did you do?

[@MOHAMADIMTIYAZ-ry7ys]

Great video, why you mixed with anti-C to the patient plasma??

[@jeremymoore145]

That’s what I was saying.

[@Oceananswer]

To get a positive screen for demonstration purposes

[@annashafto8823]

How many drops??

[@judechikwe1715]

You missed plasma on panocell [ ii]

[@jocelynebenao8832]

Blood bank, you have to use pipettes to make sure the right volume is delivered. Follow your Lab policies and use your best judgment.

[@jocelynebenao8832]

Adjustable-Volume Pipettor

[@sanjaykumar-ew6mb]

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