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Blood Type A
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-Have 'A' Antigen on RBC's surface.
-Anti-B Antibodies in plasma |
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Blood Type B
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Have 'B' Antigen on RBC's surface.
-Anti-A Antibodies in plasma |
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Blood Type AB
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Have 'A&B' Antigen(s) on RBC's surface.
-No Antigens in plasma |
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Blood Type O
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Have 'O' Antigen on RBC's surface.
-Have Both Anti-(A&B) Antigens in plasma |
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Blood Type A
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Donate to A & AB
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Blood Type B
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Donate to B & AB
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Blood Type AB
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Donate to AB ONLY
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Blood Type O
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Donate to ALL
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Blood Type A
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Receive from A & O
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Blood Type B
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Receive from B & O
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Blood Type AB
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Receive from ALL
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Blood Type O
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Receive from O ONLY
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If agglutination has occured in the blood samples of A, B, and Rh, what is the blood type?
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AB+
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If agglutination has occured in the blood samples of A only, what is the blood type?
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A-
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If agglutination has occured in the blood samples of B only, what is the blood type?
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B-
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If agglutination has occured in the blood samples of A and Rh, what is the blood type?
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A+
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If agglutination has occured in the blood samples of B and Rh, what is the blodo type?
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B+
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If agglutination has occured in the blood samples of A and B, what is the blood type?
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AB-
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If agglutination has NOT occured in any of the blood samples, what is the blodo type?
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O-
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If agglutination has occured in the blood samples of Rh, what is the blood type?
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O+
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Can a Positive donor provide blood to a negative recipient? Explain.
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No, because only a donor with negative blood type provide blood to a recipient with positive blood.
-Negative can donate to negative -Negative can donate to positive -Positive can donate to positive -Positive CAN NOT donate to negative. |
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O- can donate to who?
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Everyone (Universal Donor)
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O- can receive from who?
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ONLY O- blood types
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AB+ can donate to who?
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AB+ blood types
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AB+ can receive from who?
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Everyone (Universal Recipient)
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B- can donate to who?
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B-
B+ AB+ AB- |
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B- can receive from who?
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B- and O-
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A+ can donate to who?
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A+ and AB+
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A+ can receive from who?
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A+
A- O+ O- |
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O+ can donate to who?
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All positive groups
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O+ can receive from who?
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O+ and O-
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What is a donor?
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Person giving blood
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What is a recipient?
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Person getting blood
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What happens if a donor and recipient blood type are NOT compatible?
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The recipient's plasma antibodies will attack antigens on donated RBC's.
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Where does blood agglutination and Hemolysis occur because of incompatibility between donor/recipient blood?
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In the recipient's blood
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Fatal circulatory shock occurs because of what?
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The blood that the donor has donated is incompatible with the recipients blood.
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What is the name of the disease that results from Rh incompatibility between mother and child?
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Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn (HDN)
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Hemolytic disease results from Rh incompatiblity between a ________ mother and her ________ baby conceived from an ________ father.
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Rh-; Rh+; Rh+
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When Rh+ RBC's of first born child enter mother's circulation, the mother will become what?
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Sensitized
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When a mother becomes sensitized because of the first born child with Rh+, the mother will develop anti-Rh antibodies and destroy *what* of the Rh+ second baby?
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RBC's
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