ABO Blood Group Flashcards

1
Q

blood grouping is based on these 2

A

antigens and antibodies

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2
Q

antigens are also known as

A

agglutinogen

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3
Q

antibodies are also known as

A

agglutinin

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4
Q

what 2 agglutinogen (antigen) are on the RBC?

A

Antigen A, Antigen B

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5
Q

what 2 agglutinin (antibodies) are in the plasma?

A

anti-a, anti-b

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6
Q

in a blood transfusion

A

agglutination (antigen) of the donor

agglutinin (antibody) of the recipent are involved

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7
Q

Group A people have

A

agglutingogen (antigen) A on RBC

agglutinin (antibody) b in the plasma

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8
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Group B people have

A

agglutinogen (antigen) B on RBC

agglutinin (antibody) a in the plasma

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9
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Group AB people have

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both agglutinogens (antigens) A and B on the RBC

no agglutinin (antibody) in the plasma

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10
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Group O people have

A

no agglutinogens (antigens) on RBC

both agglutinins (antibodies) a and b in the plasma

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11
Q

group A people can receive

A

group A

group O

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12
Q

group B people can receive

A

group B

group O

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13
Q

group AB people can receive

A

group A
group B
group AB
group O

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14
Q

group O people can only receive

A

group O

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15
Q

what group of blood is the universal recipient and why

A

group AB+ because there are no agglutinin (antibodies) tp clamp on agglutinogens (antigens)

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16
Q

what group of blood is the universal donor and why?

A

group O- because there are no agglutinogens (antigens) to clamp on agglutinins (antibodies)

17
Q

Rhesus Factor (Rh Factor)

A

one important agglutinogen (antigen) for Rh factor is D

85% of people are Rh+

15% of people are Rh-

in both cases there is no naturally occuring agglutinin

18
Q

Rh+ means what?

A

there is agglutinogen (antigen) D on RBC

19
Q

Rh- means what?

A

there is no agglutinogen (antigen) on RBC

20
Q

if an Rh- person has Rh+ blood transfused what would happen?

A

agglutinin (antigen) D formation takes place, agglutinates and hemolyses donor cells

21
Q

antibodies are always fighting

A

antigens