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    For a successful donation, donor RBC's must NOT be recognized as foreign by the recipient's blood. Consider both the ABO blood groupings and the Rh factor (+ / -) antibodies against Rh protein are called 'anti-D' ab's.

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    For a successful donation, donor RBC's must NOT be recognized as foreign by the recipient's blood. Consider both the ABO blood groupings and the Rh factor (+ / -) antibodies against Rh protein are called 'anti-D' ab's.

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    For a successful donation, donor RBC's must NOT be recognized as foreign by the recipient's blood. Consider both the ABO blood groupings and the Rh factor (+ / -) antibodies against Rh protein are called 'anti-D' ab's.

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    Blood Typing and Donation

    In the space provided, write down OR draw both the antigens (Ags) youd find on the RBCs and antibodies (Abs) in the plasma of an individual of that blood type. Then, list the potential donors. Recall that for a successful donation, donor RBCs must NOT be recognized as foreign by the recipients blood. *Remember to consider both the ABO blood groupings and the Rh factor (+/-). Antibodies against Rh protein are called anti-D Abs.

    A- Type blood A-antigen expressed on RBC surface. Anti-B Abs & anti-D Abs present in plasma.
    List potential donors

    B- Type blood

    AB- Type blood

    O- Type blood

    Eg. A , O A+ Type blood

    List potential donors

    List potential donors

    List potential donors

    B+ Type blood

    AB+ Type blood

    O+ Type blood

    List potential donors

    List potential donors

    List potential donors

    List potential donors

    What do you think the term Universal Donor refers to?

    Which blood type do you think this best fits?

    What do you think the term Universal Recipient refers to?

    Which blood type best matches this description?

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