Time for
another BTLP-TACT exercise? Probably not but I had a go anyway. I pressed the “start
new scenario” button and waited patiently. Last time I got impatient and
got given two.
I was
only given one case today – a twenty-seven year-old woman in the maternity unit
requiring group & save. She grouped as A Rh(D) Negative. Admittedly a weak
reaction with the anti-A. Certainly this one would go off to NHSBT for further
investigation…but it was definitely positive and the reverse group concurred.
It was at
this point that the software crashed…
I got back
in. The antibody screen was positive in cell 2 so I requested antibody panels.
The IAT
and enzyme panels were positive in cells 3 & 5 corresponding with anti-E
I got the
thumbs down. Apparently the group was uninterpretable. Have a look at the
piccie… I’d say that was interpretable, wouldn’t you?
Oh well…
last week I put up a list of vagaries of the BTLP-TACT system in which it
disagrees with reality. Here’s another example.
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