Rhogam, RH Factor, and Coombs Test (NCLEX Review)

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[kattynavarro]

Amongst all the videos I've watched where I can really understand Rh incompatibility, This is the BEST! Simple and understandable! 👏❤️ Thank you

[michellezander]

I agree! One of the best videos I've seen on RH compatibility and the coombs test Thank you. You are a great teacher

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[garymartinez]

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[evelinenyah]

Thank you so much for this clear explanation. I have been having difficulty understanding Coombs test. 👍

[elizabethwanjui]

Thanks so much I have just started following your lectures.this is great.I failed Enclex and I need your help.will never forget about RhoGam ever again.very helpful.Thanks

[albertproia]

This was the best explanation of this I have ever heard...on the day of my NP licescure exam!! TY!!

[darilsandoval]

very simple to understand and straight to the point! thank you

[naturethangs]

My School Recommends This Video!!! Hi Mrs. Regina And Remar!!! I Will, I Must Pass NCLEX!

[MiStaUZI]

I love you! You are amazing! I have my OB final in 3 days and rhogam always confused me. Thank you for this ☺️

[bloodbankdayshift]

Coombs and indirect coombs are not properly defined in this video!! A direct coombs test detects antibodies that attach to the red blood cells in vivo (or within the patient's body), and indirect coombs detects antibodies that are attached to the red blood cells outside of the body or in vitro. When testing to see if the mom's antibodies are attacking the babies cells this is done doing a direct coombs test. To detect if the mom has antibodies in her plasma this is done using an indirect coombs test. These are the two basic tests in the blood bank and can test for all antibodies not just anti-D.

She states that the test depends on where the blood is collected from and this is 100% incorrect. A DAT or Direct Coombs test is run on either cord blood or babies blood (it can also be run on adult blood). The Direct coombs in prenatal testing is looking to see if moms antibodies are attached to babies red blood cells. This test is used in the blood bank to test for other things as well, not just on moms and babies.

[eyesusyadenal]

God bless you dear, finally I understand better.

[hayamhayam]

wow by far this was one of the best videos on RH +/- Thank you so much for making this topic very easy to understand.

[thewilytroutesq]

A few things I might clarify further, but an EXCELLENT presentation of an often misunderstood issue. I'm a blood banker. We dedicatedly check charts and pharmacy records to make certain Moms get RHIG when required. But admittedly, some of us are frustrated when nurses and doctors are not doing what needs to be done, and are depending on underpaid, frayed peons in the lab give them a worried call. Would love to see a presentation from you on WHY Rhogam or its generic equivalents are crucial to Mom's next child. PS Could you please tell your colleagues we cannot simply hand out blood product to a 600 gram neonate without orders and PROPER identifiers? Blood products are much more dangerous and controlled than any opioid you can name: try waltzing into the pharmacy and asking for a slog of Oxy without patient identifiers! If a caregiver is unsure of hospital protocol, stand strong and DEMAND the training.

[stellac]

Great! Great! Great! Great! Great! video! I have struggled for these for a long time! Thank you soooo much!

[mouchie]

This is a awesome Understanding! Thank you

[mightymook]

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[alessandragonzalez]

Amazing, and to the point! thankyou thank you thank you!

[aprilwharton]

Awesome!!! Thanks for making it simple❤

[francesbell]

Thank you much...I was struggling with this!!! You made it very simple to understand!!!