HELP!! A patient is dying and desperately needs a blood transfusion. The paramedics take a blood sample from the patient and test for the presence of A, B, and Rh antigens.
Based on the results of the antibody test the patient has type blood.
Can this patient receive blood from someone whose blood type is B positive?
Label the following image!
A scientific couple is attempting to discover the probability that their child will have type B blood.
They know that the mother has type B blood with genotype BB, and that the father's genotype is AB.
Construct a Punnett square to determine the probability that their child will have type B blood.
Match the following terms to their definitions!
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
antigens | arrow_right_alt | Y-shaped proteins that bind to antigens |
red blood cells | arrow_right_alt | molecules present on the surface of a red blood cell that may trigger an immune response |
white blood cells | arrow_right_alt | cells suspended in plasma that promote clotting |
antibodies | arrow_right_alt | immune system cells suspended in plasma; they contain DNA |
platelets | arrow_right_alt | cells without a nucleus whose function is to transport oxygen throughout the body |
Use the blood typing chart below to calculate how many students in a school of 3,200 have type O- blood.
Based on the antibody test shown above and the preexisting information in the data table, drag and drop the appropriate symbols to complete the data table below. A "+" indicates agglutination, whereas a "-" indicates no reaction.
Match the descriptions to their corresponding blood types.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
contains B antigens and A antibodies | arrow_right_alt | A blood type |
contains O antigens and A + B antibodies | arrow_right_alt | AB blood type |
contains A antigens and B antibodies | arrow_right_alt | O blood type |
contains A + B antigens and no antibodies | arrow_right_alt | B blood type |
