ABO DISCREPANCY IN BLOOD TYPING II ASCPi & PATHOLOGY EXAM REVIEW скачать в хорошем качестве

ABO DISCREPANCY IN BLOOD TYPING II ASCPi & PATHOLOGY EXAM REVIEW

ABO Discrepancy Explained: Forward Typing A but Reverse Typing Shows Anti-A In this video, we break down a common blood banking case study: a patient forward types as Group A, but the reverse typing shows anti-A. What does this mean, and what is the most likely cause? This case is based on a real ASCPi exam-style question, making it perfect for anyone preparing for the ASCPi, ASCP, or other medical laboratory science exams. You’ll learn: 🔹 What ABO discrepancies are 🔹 Causes of forward vs reverse typing conflicts 🔹 How to interpret anti-A in reverse typing 🔹 Key exam tips for blood banking and immunohematology Whether you’re a medical laboratory scientist, pathology student, or exam candidate, this video will help you strengthen your knowledge and exam readiness. 👉 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more ASCPi exam prep and pathology tutorials! 📞 Consult Us for Support: 2GOOD Consultants ✅ UK Biomedical Scientist Lab Experience Training ✅ Academic Support & Exam Help ✅ Job Interview Preparation (NHS, HCPC, ASCP) ✅ Career Progression Advice 📩 Email: 2goodconsultants@gmail.com 📱 WhatsApp: +44 7496 831779 🌐 Website: https://2goodconsultants.co.uk