The ABO blood group of a person is determined by:, The type of antibodies present in their plasma, The presence or absence of antigen A and antigen B on their red blood cells, The amount of hemoglobin in their blood, The HLA Markers, If a person has type A blood, what do their red blood cells and plasma contain?, Antigen A and anti-B antibodies, Antigen B and anti-A antibodies, Both A and B antigens, No antigens, both antibodies, A person with type O blood:, Has only antigen A, Has only antigen B, Has no A or B antigens and has both anti-A and anti-B antibodies, Has both A and B antigens, A person with type AB blood:, Has anti-A and anti-B antibodies, Has no antigens on their red blood cells, Has both antigen A and antigen B and no antibodies, Has only antigen B, Which blood type is the universal recipient for red blood cell transfusions?, O−, AB+, A+, B−, Rami has type B+. Which of the following blood types can he receive safely?, B− and AB+, B+ and O+, A− and B− only, All types, When a person with type A blood receives type B blood, what happens?, Antibodies in the recipient’s plasma attack the donor’s red blood cells, No reaction occurs, he blood mixes safely but loses oxygen capacity, The antibodies of the donor attack the recipient, The Rh factor determines whether blood is labeled positive or negative. What does Rh+ mean?, The plasma contains Rh antibodies, The person has no antigens, The person can only donate to Rh−, The red blood cells have the Rh antigen.

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