I’ve had
two failures at BTLP-TACT recently. Firstly I don’t think I understood what
their picture meant, and secondly the wouldn’t show me the screen antigram. So
it was with something of an air of sulking frustration that I had a go at the
BTLP-TACT this morning.
I felt I
had to – overnight the post of yesterday’s failures had been viewed fifteen
times. Fifteen!!! That’s a lot.
I was
presented with just the one case today – a thirty-one year old chap requiring a
pre-op group and save.
The chap
was A Rh(D) Negative with a negative antibody screen.
I pressed the
“select for red cell issue” by mistake… I pressed it again and this seemed to
cancel the mistake, I got the green light. Thank heavens for that.
Much as I
am grateful for the use of this blood bank simulator, I find that when I fail
on it I’m not stuffing up the blood group serology (I should hope not!!),
I am misunderstanding what the software is trying to convey, or having
technical issues.
That’s my
excuse and I am sticking to it.
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