QUESTION 1
Please match the genotypic blood types with their respective
phenotypic blood types. Note, you may...
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QUESTION 1
Please match the genotypic blood types with their respectivephenotypic blood types. Note, you may use answer choices more thanonce and may not use all the answer choices.
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OO : +/-
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AA : -/-
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AB : +/+
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BB : -/-
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AO : -/-
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OO : -/-
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AB : +/+
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BO : -/-
A.
AB Negative
B.
A Positive
C.
O Positive
D.
O Negative
E.
B Positive
F.
B Negative
G.
A Negative
H.
AB Positive
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QUESTION 2
Please indicate whether the donor and recipient combination arecompatible or incompatible (IE will result in a transfusionreaction where the donors blood will agglutinate with therecipients blood). Note, you may use each answer more than once,AND FOR D ANTIGEN ASSUME IT IS A SECONDEXPOSURE
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Donor - A Positive : Recipient - B Negative
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Donor - O Negative : Recipient - B Positive
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Donor: A Positive : Recipient - A Negative
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Donor - O Positive : Recipient - AB Negative
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Donor - O Negative : Recipient - O Positive
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Donor - B Positive : Recipient - AB Positive
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Donor - AB Positive : Recipient - A Positive
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Donor - B Negative : Recipient - B Positive
A.
Incompatible
B.
Compatible
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QUESTION 3
Transfusion reactions occur because antibodies present on thesurface of a donors erythryocytes (red blood cells), bind toantigens present within the recipients blood.
True
False
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QUESTION 4
Coagulation and agglutination are different names for the samebiological process.
True
False
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