If a certain patient with blood group B requires immediate blood transfusion, the following type can be given to him [AFMC 1985; CPMT 1977, 84]
A) O and B
B) O and AB
C) A and AB
D) B and AB
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the correct option is A
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the correct option is A
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A) O and B can give blood to blood group B.
- Blood group B has antigen B and hence it contains antibody A.
- The blood group O does not have any antigen.
- So, the B blood group can take up blood only with B antigen or blood lacking any antigen.
- Hence, both B and O blood can be given to the person with blood group B.
- The blood group O has both antibodies.
- The blood group A has antigen A and antibodies against B.
- The blood AB has both antigens A and B. But it lacks antibodies.
- The positive and negative blood group is determined by the presence of the Rhesus factor or Rh factor.
- It is also a protein present on the surface of Red Blood Cells.
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