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BloodBankTalk: Correct Blood Bank Nomenclature

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    Malcolm,

    So I read through the PowerPoint and I can only say my friend, I think I am afraid to Post on this website anymore! :lol: But points taken.

    Brenda Hutson, MT(ASCP)SBB

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    3 minutes ago, SbbPerson said:

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    Boy, I really liked this one!  There are people who still use "heterozygous" and "homozygous" when describing antigens in red cell panels.  When I come across a person who does this, although I understand what they are trying to say, it irks me a bit. Haha

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    6 hours ago, SbbPerson said:

    Boy, I really liked this one!  There are people who still use "heterozygous" and "homozygous" when describing antigens in red cell panels.  When I come across a person who does this, although I understand what they are trying to say, it irks me a bit. Haha

    It irks me beyond reason!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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