Can recipients with blood type A or B receive a blood transfusion from a type O donor?


Undesired blood clotting


Excessive bleeding


Lack of oxygen to the brain


Reduced ability to fight infection







Question 10(Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)



(04.03 MC)


Can recipients with blood type A or B receive a blood transfusion from a type O donor?


No, because type O blood has both A and B antigens


Yes, because type O blood has both anti-A and anti-B antibodies


No, because type O blood has neither anti-A nor anti-B antibodies


Yes, because type O blood has neither A nor B antigens







Question 11(Multiple Choice Worth 2 points)



(04.03 MC)


A person with type _______ blood is able to donate to anyone because their blood ___________.


A; lacks B antigens


B; lacks A antigens


O; lacks any antigens


AB; contains both A and B antigens







Question 12 (Essay Worth 5 points)



(04.02 HC)


The following is an excerpt from the case study "It's All Greek to Me": "I am sorry to give you bad news. Nikoleta does have anemia but, unfortunately, giving her a high iron formula was exactly the opposite of what should be done. Nikoleta's disorder has a genetic basis."


Iron is an important structural component of hemoglobin. Explain why this treatment failed and how the true cause of Nikoleta's anemia was discovered.





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