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Your blood type is determined by proteins on the surface of your erythrocytes known as
A + B
antibodies
antigens
agglutination
If you are blood type O, you have
the "O" antigen on your erythrocytes
no antigens on your erythrocytes
all of the antigens on your erythrocytes
no erythrocytes
If a person's erythrocytes have the "A" antigen, then their blood type is definitely
A
A or O
A or AB
B or O
If a person's erythrocytes have the "D" antigen (usually called the "Rh" antigen) then they are
Rh positive
Rh negative
D positive
D negative
If you are type O -, you can only receive blood from someone who is
O -
B -
A -
O +
If you are type O -, you can donate blood to someone who is
AB +
A -
B +
O +
If you are type A+, you can donate blood to someone who is
AB +
A -
AB -
O +
If you are type B+, you can receive blood from someone who is
AB -
B -
A -
O +
Can an AB+ person be the recipient of AB- blood?
yes
no
A person who is A- will produce antibodies to which type of blood?
A-
O-
B-
O+
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