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The document contains multiple-choice questions (MCQs) related to blood banking and laboratory practices, covering topics such as blood donation, storage conditions for blood components, and genetic principles. It includes questions on the maximum volume of blood donation, storage times for platelets and red blood cells, and various tests for infectious diseases. The content is aimed at assessing knowledge in the field of blood banking and related medical sciences.

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The document contains multiple-choice questions (MCQs) related to blood banking and laboratory practices, covering topics such as blood donation, storage conditions for blood components, and genetic principles. It includes questions on the maximum volume of blood donation, storage times for platelets and red blood cells, and various tests for infectious diseases. The content is aimed at assessing knowledge in the field of blood banking and related medical sciences.

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Answaer for blood bank 1 mcqs


1-what is the maximum volume of blood that can be collected from a 110-
Ib donor, including sample for processing ?

450 ml

500 ml

525 ml

550 ml

2-how often can a blood donor donate whole blood ?

every 24 hours

once a month

every 8 weeks

twice a year

3-when RBCs are stored,there is a " shift to the left" this means :

hemoglobin oxygen affinity increases ,owing to an increase in 2,3-DPG.

hemoglobin oxygen affinity increases .owing to de-crease in in 2,3-DPG.

hemoglobin oxygen affinity decreases,owing o a de-crease in in 2,3-DPG.

hemoglobin oxygen affinity decrease, owing to an increas in in 2,3-DPG.

4-the majority of platelets transfused in the united state today are :

whole blood derived platelets prepared by the platlet-rich plsama method

whole blood-derived platelets prepared by the buffy coat method

apheresis platelets

presorage pooled platelets

5-which of the following anticoagulant preservatives provides a storage


time of 35 days at 1ْ C to 6ْ C for units of whole blood and prepared RBCs
if an additive solution is not added?

Medlab quizes
ACD-A

CP2D

CPD

CPDA-1

6-what are the current storage time and storage temperature for platelet
concentrates and apheresis platelet components ?

5 days at 1ْ C to 6ْ C

5 days at 24ْ C to 27ْ C

5 days at 20ْ C to 24ْ C

7 days at 22ْ C to 24ْ C

7-RBCs can be frozen for :

12 month

1 year

5 years

10 years

8-additive solution are approved for storage of red blood cells for how
many days ?

21

42

35

9-what is hemoglobin source for hemoglobin-based oxygen carriers in


advanced clinical testing ?

only bovine hemoglobin

only human hemoglobin

both boivne and human hemoglobin

non of the above

10-which of the following occurs during storage of red blood cells ?

pH decreases

Medlab quizes
2,3-DPG increase

ATP increase

11-nucleic acid amplification testing is used to test donor blood for which
of the following infectious disease?

hepatitis C viruse

human immunodeficiency virus

west naile virus

all of the above

12-which one of the following is NOT an FAD-approved test for quality


control of platelets ?

bacT/ALERT

eBDS

Gram stian

13-prestorage pooled platelet can be stored for:

4 hours

24 hours

5 days

7 days

14-which of the following is the most common cause of bacteria


contamination of platelet production ?

entry of skin plugs into the collection bag

environmental contamination during processing

bacterima in the door

incorrect storage temperature

15-which of the following statements best describes mitosis ?

genetic four daughter cells

Medlab quizes
genetic material is duplicated,equally divided between two daughter cells

genetic material is triplicated , equally divided between three daughter


cells .

16-when a recessive trait is expressed , it means that :

one gene carrying tha triat was present

two genes carrying the trait were present

no gene carrying the triat was present

the trait is present but difficult to observe

17-in a pedigree the " index case " is another name for :

Stillbirth

consangutineous mating

proposituse

monozygotic

18-which of the following nitrogenous bases make up DNA ?

adenine,leucine,guanine,thymine

alanine, cytosine, guanine, purine

isoleucene,lysine,uracil,leucine

adenine, cytosine,guanine, thymine

19-proteins and peptides are composed of :

golgi bodies grouped together

paired nitrogenouse bases

nuclear basic particles

linear arrangement of amino acids

20-exon refers to :

the part of the gene that conatin nonsens mutation .

the coding region of a gene

Medlab quizes
the noncoding region of a gene

21-transcription can be defined as :

introduction to DNA into culture cells

reading of mRAN by the ribosome

synthesis of RNA using DNA as a template

22-when a male possesses a phenotype trait that he passes to all his


daughter and none of his sons, the trait is said o be :

X-linked dominant

X-linked recessive

autosomal dominant

autosomal recessive

23-DNA is replicated :

semiconservatively from DNA

in a random manner from RNA

by copying protien sequences fro RNA

24-RNA is processed :

after RNA is copied from DNA template

after protien folding and unfolding on the ribosome

before DNA is copied from DNA template

25-meiosis is necessary to :

keep the N number of the cell consistent within populations

prepare RNA for transcripation

generate now DNA sequences in daughter cells

Medlab quizes

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