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Use the following chart of two blood samples test results to answer the following questions Blood Sample | Coagulation with Anti-A serum | Coagulation with Anti-B serum | Coagulation with Anti-Rh serum | Blood Type 1 | + | + | - | 2 | - | + | + | 17. What blood type is blood sample 1? What blood types can sample 1 receive? 18. What blood type is blood sample 2? What blood types can sample 2 receive? 19. An increased hematocrit value could be a result of: a. Erythropoietin stimulation b. Kidney damage c. Too many platelets d. A bacterial infection e. An increase in ADH 20. Put the following steps in the proper order of blood clotting 1. Prothrombin activator production 2. Vascular spasms 3. Pro-thrombin conversion to thrombin 4. Fibrinogen conversion to fibrin 5. Platelet plug formation 21. ________ are involved in the production of erythrocytes, leukocytes, (all five types), and platelets. a. Myeloid stem cells b. Megakaryocytes c. Monoblasts d. Erythrocytes e. Hemocytoblasts

          Use the following chart of two blood samples test results to answer the following questions
Blood Sample | Coagulation with Anti-A serum | Coagulation with Anti-B serum | Coagulation with Anti-Rh serum | Blood Type
1 | + | + | - | 
2 | - | + | + | 

17. What blood type is blood sample 1? What blood types can sample 1 receive?
18. What blood type is blood sample 2? What blood types can sample 2 receive?
19. An increased hematocrit value could be a result of:
a. Erythropoietin stimulation b. Kidney damage
c. Too many platelets d. A bacterial infection
e. An increase in ADH
20. Put the following steps in the proper order of blood clotting
1. Prothrombin activator production 2. Vascular spasms
3. Pro-thrombin conversion to thrombin 4. Fibrinogen conversion to fibrin
5. Platelet plug formation
21. ________ are involved in the production of erythrocytes, leukocytes, (all five types), and platelets.
a. Myeloid stem cells b. Megakaryocytes c. Monoblasts
d. Erythrocytes e. Hemocytoblasts

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Use the following chart of two blood samples test results to answer the following questions
Blood Sample | Coagulation with Anti-A serum | Coagulation with Anti-B serum | Coagulation with Anti-Rh serum | Blood Type
1 | + | + | - |
2 | - | + | + |

17. What blood type is blood sample 1? What blood types can sample 1 receive?
18. What blood type is blood sample 2? What blood types can sample 2 receive?
19. An increased hematocrit value could be a result of:
a. Erythropoietin stimulation b. Kidney damage
c. Too many platelets d. A bacterial infection
e. An increase in ADH
20. Put the following steps in the proper order of blood clotting
1. Prothrombin activator production 2. Vascular spasms
3. Pro-thrombin conversion to thrombin 4. Fibrinogen conversion to fibrin
5. Platelet plug formation
21. are involved in the production of erythrocytes, leukocytes, (all five types), and platelets.
a. Myeloid stem cells b. Megakaryocytes c. Monoblasts
d. Erythrocytes e. Hemocytoblasts

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Use the following chart of two blood samples test results to answer the following questions Blood Sample Coagulation with Anti-A serum Coagulation with Anti-B serum Coagulation with Anti-Rh serum Blood Type 1 + + - 2 - + + 17. What blood type is blood sample 1? What blood types can sample 1 receive? 18. What blood type is blood sample 2? What blood types can sample 2 receive? 19. An increased hematocrit value could be a result of: a. Erythropoietin stimulation b. Kidney damage c. Too many platelets d. A bacterial infection e. An increase in ADH 20. Put the following steps in the proper order of blood clotting 1. Prothrombin activator production 2. Vascular spasms 3. Pro-thrombin conversion to thrombin 4. Fibrinogen conversion to fibrin 5. Platelet plug formation 21. ________ are involved in the production of erythrocytes, leukocytes, (all five types), and platelets. a. Myeloid stem cells b. Megakaryocytes c. Monoblasts d. Erythrocytes e. Hemocytoblasts

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00:02 Hello everyone, so here we are asked a series of questions regarding a table given in this question.

00:08 So the first question here asked is to use the following chart of two blood samples sample test result to answer the following question.

00:20 So here in the first blood sample, it shows that there is the coagulation with the andy a.

00:39 Serra and andy b.

00:45 Serra.

00:49 So the first question here asked that is the 17th question here asked is what blood type is blood sample 1 blood sample 1 what blood types can sample 1 receive.

01:08 So here the first sample coagulate with andy a.

01:14 Serra and andy b.

01:15 Serra also they are rhs negative.

01:19 So we can say that the blood sample is o negative since o blood group carry thus andy a.

01:26 Antibodies and andy b.

01:28 Antibodies.

01:29 So the for blood sample 1 is o negative and this o negative can receive a blood from only o negative.

01:41 Now next question here asked is in the second sample it coagulate coagulation is with the andy b.

01:54 Serra and andy b.

01:56 Serra and rhs positive.

01:59 So the question is what blood type is blood sample 2.

02:07 So the blood sample 2 is the a positive because they carry the andy b.

02:20 Serra also they are rhs positive.

02:22 So it is blood sample 2 is a positive...

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