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When Rh Immune globulin is ordered in our institution's campuses: 1. The order is placed as a TS order in our computer system and is sent to the TS. 2. We do the required testing that is necessary. 3. We send the completed RhIg control form to the pharmacy with the number of RhIg vials needed. 4. The pharmacy dispenses it. The pharmacy's SOP is not fill any orders without a form from us and refers all floors to the Transfusion Service if there is an issue. We have been doing this for about 4-5 years now.

We removed the Rh Immune Globulin a few years back due to a Joint Commission inspection. We removed all factors!!!!

ooops.....what I get for trying to write this while taking my break. Yes I meant trans the second time. I even teach this telling my staff.....remember cis as same to help them remember it's positioning. Thank you Malcolm!!!!

If the c and e antigen are in the cis position (the f antigen) the patient can't make anti-f. If the c and e are in the cis position (f antigen negative) the patient can make the f antigen. I am f antigen negative....I am most probably a R1R2.

when I was working as staff......I was considered as a MT(ASCP) when paid. Also..... BS CLS and MSCLS are paid the same.

I'm in NJ....state requires that information on a physical tag.