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another name for antigens on the red blood cells

another name for the antibodies directed against them
agglutinogens

agglutinins
the "base unit" for each type in the ABO system

this molecule plus four extracellular sugars makes up the ____

type A and B blood are distinguished by the addition of ___
ceramide (lipid)

"H-antigen"

a fifth sugar
the fifth sugar involved in blood type A

the fifth sugar involved in blood type B
N-acetylgalactosamine

galactose
ABO antibodies in a person w/ blood type O
anti-A and anti-B
ABO antibodies in a person w/ blood type AB
none
ABO antibodies in a person w/ blood type A
anti-B
family of integral membrane proteins known as C, D and E proteins

D protein is the only protein that is considered antigenic
Rh factor
Rh- people develop antibodies ____
only upon exposure to the D antigen (usually transfusion or pregnancy)

this is contrasted w/ the ABO system, in which antibodies are present at or near birth
typical presentation of the person suffering from a transfusion reaction

(2 symptoms)
jaundice (hemolysis) and anemia
cause of most cases of transfusion reactions
mistakes made in the labeling or typing of blood or failure to check that the two blood types match
transfusion reactions have been associated w/ approximately ___ different antigens on the human RBC
30
the solution in preventing transfusion reactions not due to the ABO/Rh systems

in this process, the donors RBCs are mixed w/ the recipients plasma
cross-match
type of blood that needs to be transfused to a baby suffering from erythroblastosis fetalis
Rh- blood
erythroblastosis fetalis can be prevented by injecting the mother with a substance called ___ after each exposure

these are the antibodies against the D protein

this fools the body into believing that the memory cell for the Anti-D has already been created, and must be repeated w/ each exposure (pregnancy)
rho-gam