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Patient JT's blood-typing chart showed agglutination only to the anti-B serum. What is the patient's blood type?
A) B-
B) A-
C) O+
D) B+
Blood-Typing Chart
A reference that shows the compatibility between different blood types, used in transfusions to prevent adverse reactions.
Agglutination
The clumping together of particles, typically referring to the clumping of blood cells in response to an antibody, used in blood typing and in diagnosing infections.
Anti-B Serum
A blood serum containing antibodies that agglutinate cells or proteins of the B blood group antigen, used in blood typing.
- Comprehend the processes involved in blood typing, focusing on the presence of antigens and antibodies in various blood types.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the processes involved in blood typing, focusing on the presence of antigens and antibodies in various blood types.
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