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Activity 3 Questions: (2pts each) 24. What antigen(s) would be present in the blood of an individual blood type of A-? Antigen A 25. What antigen(s) would be present in the blood of an individual blood type of O+? Rh Antigen 26. What type(s) of antibody would be present in the blood of an individual blood type of B+? 27. What type(s) of antibody would be present in the blood of an individual blood type of AB-? 28. Sarah wants to know her blood type. Her doctor takes a sample of her blood and mixes it with an anti-serum containing A antibodies. No agglutination occurs. However, agglutination does occur when Sarah's blood is mixed with B antibodies and Rh antibodies. What is Sarah's Blood Type? 29. If Sarah chooses to be a blood donor. What blood type(s) can she donate to? 30. Mark's blood type is O+. He is accidentally given A+ blood. Why is this bad? What happens to the blood? (up to 3pts)

          Activity 3 Questions: (2pts each)
24.
What antigen(s) would be present in the blood of an individual blood type of A-?
Antigen A
25.
What antigen(s) would be present in the blood of an individual blood type of O+?
Rh Antigen
26. What type(s) of antibody would be present in the blood of an individual blood
type of B+?
27. What type(s) of antibody would be present in the blood of an individual blood
type of AB-?
28.
Sarah wants to know her blood type. Her doctor takes a sample of her blood and
mixes it with an anti-serum containing A antibodies. No agglutination occurs. However,
agglutination does occur when Sarah's blood is mixed with B antibodies and Rh
antibodies. What is Sarah's Blood Type?
29.
If Sarah chooses to be a blood donor. What blood type(s) can she donate to?
30.
Mark's blood type is O+. He is accidentally given A+ blood. Why is this bad?
What happens to the blood? (up to 3pts)

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Activity 3 Questions: (2pts each) 24. What antigen(s) would be present in the blood of an individual blood type of A-? Antigen A 25. What antigen(s) would be present in the blood of an individual blood type of O+? Rh Antigen 26. What type(s) of antibody would be present in the blood of an individual blood type of B+? 27. What type(s) of antibody would be present in the blood of an individual blood type of AB-? 28. Sarah wants to know her blood type. Her doctor takes a sample of her blood and mixes it with an anti-serum containing A antibodies. No agglutination occurs. However, agglutination does occur when Sarah's blood is mixed with B antibodies and Rh antibodies. What is Sarah's Blood Type? 29. If Sarah chooses to be a blood donor. What blood type(s) can she donate to? 30. Mark's blood type is O+. He is accidentally given A+ blood. Why is this bad? What happens to the blood? (up to 3pts)

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00:01 In this question, could jane's blood cells be used for this transfusion? the answer is yes.

00:09 Jane's blood can be used for transfusion to the victim having ab plus vc group.

00:23 Why? because blood type is determined by the antigen it contains.

00:32 And there are two major type of blood antigens.

00:36 So there are two types of blood antigen that is abo and rh, which combine to create blood types.

00:56 A patient can receive blood that has the same abo antigen as theirs plus type o.

01:05 Rh plus can receive rht and rh minus, while rh minus must receive, so it must receive rh minus blood.

01:23 Here, jane's blood is a -b -b -plus v -e, rather.

01:30 This means that there is antigen a and antigen b.

01:35 There is no antibodies.

01:38 This blood can be given to a patient with ab group.

01:43 So the answer is yes.

01:44 Jane can use for, or jane's blood can be used for transfusion for the victim.

01:52 Next question is that mike is a blood type a.

01:58 This is question for number seven.

02:01 When a lab technician mixes a sample of mike's blood with serum, taken from ken's blood, mike's blood cells agglutinate.

02:13 When mike's blood is mixed with serum from kim's blood, there's no agglotination.

02:19 What is the most likely explanation of this? simply because mike's blood agglutinate with ken's blood, it means that ken's blood group is either blood type b or ab group.

02:39 When mike's blood group mixed with kim's blood, there was no agglutination, which means kim's blood.

02:50 So kim's blood is either blood type a or blood type o group...

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