Hematological Methodology 2 (2 cr)
Code: BAA22KM06-3003
General information
Enrollment
15.06.2024 - 30.11.2025
Timing
03.11.2025 - 07.12.2025
Number of ECTS credits allocated
2 op
Mode of delivery
Contact teaching
Unit
Faculty of Health and Welfare
Campus
Vasa, Wolffskavägen 31
Teaching languages
- Svenska
Degree programmes
- Degree Programme in Biomedical Laboratory Scientist
Teachers
- Mikaela Engvall
Groups
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UBA24D-VBioanalytiker (YH), h24, dagstudier, Vasa
Objective
The students
- have skills in the laboratory testing process and hematological methods in studying the number of blood cells and their morphology
- are able to use central sources of information and scientific publications concerning methods in clinical hematology.
- are able to examine, analyze and document laboratory results.
- have the ability to independently manage new situations that are part the field.
- have fundamental insights into the adherent quality assurance and improvement.
- consider security and occupational safety
- be aware of how to make sustainable choices in laboratory work
Content
Hematological methods in studying the number of blood cells and their morphology
Location and time
Autumn 2025
YH Novia, Alere, Vasa
Mandatory attendance in class.
Teaching methods
Clinical practice in class and individual tasks.
Student workload
1 2,5h Introduction to course and methods in blood banking
2 2,5h ABO-blood group typing, Multi well tray & Tube method; sample collection (venipuncture)
3 2,5h Rh-blood group typing & Coombs test, Tube method
4 2,5h Antibody screening, Tube method
5 2,5h ABO- & Rh-blood group typing and blood group confirmation, Gel testing
6 2,5h Coombs & Compatibility testing, Gel testing
7 2,5h PRACTICAL+THEORY EXAM
Further information
Course requirements: Hematology 2
Mandatory attendance in class.
After the cours you should be able:
- to perform ABO & Rh grouping on the donor and recipients sample and understand its clinical implications
- to resolve discrepancies in the blood grouping; identifying factors affecting reliability in blood grouping and interpret unexpected results
- to determine when weak D testing is necessary based on clinical context
Pre-transfusion testing
- Regulatory bodies
- Testing methods
- Basic reactions
Evaluation scale
Approved/Rejected
Assessment criteria, approved/failed
Receives feedback and performs practical tasks under supervision
Follows instructions, considers safety and takes responsibility for her/his own task
Asks questions relevant for the own learning process
Can communicate and work with others people in the team
Qualifications
The Basics of Bioanalysis