Which of the Following Describes a Cold Autologous Absorption Procedure

question 52

Multiple Choice

Which of the following describes a cold autologous absorption procedure?

• A) An aliquot of patient cells is incubated with an equal aliquot of patient serum at 37°C; autoantibody is removed and alloantibody remains in the serum.
• B) An aliquot of patient cells is incubated with an equal aliquot of patient serum at 37°C; alloantibody is removed while autoantibody remains in the serum.
• C) An aliquot of patient cells is incubated with an equal aliquot of patient serum at 4°C; alloantibody is removed while autoantibody remains in the serum.
• D) An aliquot of patient cells is incubated with an equal aliquot of patient serum at 4°C; autoantibody is removed while alloantibody remains in the serum.

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