pharmacy
Anti-D immunoglobulin:
A ❏ is available as oral tablets
B ❏ is a vaccination for tetanus
C ❏ should be administered preferably within 72 h of a
sensitising episode
D ❏ is intended to protect the mother from haemolytic disease
E ❏ cannot be used for prophylaxis
And the Winner is Adekunbi, with the answer as C
Anti-D(Rh0) immunoglobulin should be administered immediately or within
72 h of any sensitising episode during abortion, miscarriage or giving birth
to a rhesus-positive foetus. It prevents a rhesus-negative mother from forming
antibodies to rhesus-positive cells that may pass into the maternal circulation.
It is intended to protect any subsequent child from haemolytic disease. It is
available as an injection.
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D
Intended to protect mother from sensitization due to RhD+
D. Intended to protect the mother from hemolytic diseases
C