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Blood Types PowerPoint Name Forensic Serologist exam ___, ____, ____, ____. Blood is a solution of ______ % of ______ and %of ________ are responsible for ______ are responsible for ______ are responsible for __________ Attached to the red blood cell are _______. Type A blood has ________. Type B blood has ________. Type AB blood has ________. Type O blood has ________. Rh positive means ________ are present in the blood. Rh positive donors can only donate to other ________ recipients. Rh positive by race: Whites ________ % Blacks ________ % Asians ________ % ________ occurs if donors are not matched by blood type. ________ has antigen A on the surface of the cell and will agglutinate with blood type B. ________ has antigen B on the surface of the cell and will agglutinate with blood type A. ________ has antigens A and B on the surface of the cells and will not agglutinate with either type A or B blood. ______ has neither antigen A or B and will not agglutinate. According to the chart, you are most likely to have BT ___ and least likely to have blood type_______. Do you know your blood type? Find it if you can. Make a chart/diagram on the back of who can donate to whom by blood type:Explanation / Answer
Blood is a solution of 55% plasma and 45% RBCs.
RBCs are responsible for oxygen transport in the body
RBCs are responsible for carbon dioxide transport in the body
RBCs are responsible for nitric oxide formation in blood.
Attached to red blood cells are Blood group antigens.
Type A blood has antigen A
Type B blood has antigen B
Type AB blood has both antigens A and B.
Type O blood has no antigen.
Rh-positive means Rh antigen are present in the blood.
Rh-positive donor can only donate to other Rh-positive recipients.
Rh positive by race Whites 73% Black 93%, and 98% Asians.
Agglutination occurs if donars are not matched by blood type.
Type A blood has antigen A on the surface of the cell and will agglutinate with blood type B.
Type B blood has antigen B on the surface of the cell and will agglutinate with blood type A.
Type AB blood has antigen A and B on the surface of the cell and will agglutinate with either type A or B blood.
Type O blood has neither antigen A or B and will not agglutinate.