Blood Type

Question 1

Type A recipient

Answer 1

A-O

Question 2

Type A donor

Answer 2

A-AB

Question 3

Type B Recipient

Answer 3

B-O

Question 4

Type b Donor

Answer 4

B-AB

Question 5

AB recipient

Answer 5

All type

Question 6

AB donor

Answer 6

AB

Question 7

يسمو AB اناني ليش؟

Answer 7

لان بياخد من كل الانواع A+B+AB+O

Question 8

Type O recipient

Answer 8

O

Question 9

Type O Donor

Answer 9

All type

Question 10

ليش سمو O كريم

Answer 10

علشان بيعطي الكل ومابيخد الي من نفسو

Question 11

ليش الكل بيعطي AB

Answer 11

علشان مافي Antibody

Question 12

‏1. What blood type is known as the “universal donor”?
‏A. Type A
‏B. Type B
‏C. Type AB
‏D. Type O

Answer 12

The answer is D. Type O is known as the universal donor.

Question 13

‏What blood type is known as the “universal recipient”?
‏A. Type A
‏B. Type B
‏C. Type AB 
‏D. Type O

Answer 13

‏The answer is C. Type AB is known as the universal recipient.

Question 14

‏patient needs 2 units of packed red blood cells. The patient is typed and crossmatched. The patient has A+ blood. As the nurse you know the patient can receive what type of blood? Select all that apply:
‏A. A- 
‏B. O- 
‏C. O+ 
‏D. A+ 
‏E. AB-
‏F. AB+
‏G. B+

Answer 14

‏The answers are A, B, C, and D. The patient must receive blood from either a donor that has O or A blood. Since the patient is A+ (RH factor is positive), they can receive both negative or positive blood.

Question 15

‏donor has AB- blood. Which patient or patients below can receive this type of blood safely?
‏A. A patient with O- blood.
‏B. A patient with A- blood
‏C. A patient with B- blood
‏D. A patient with AB- blood.

Answer 15

‏The answer is D. Donors with AB type blood can only donate to others who have AB type blood, in this case AB- blood. However, they are the universal recipients in that they can receive blood for every blood type but can only donate to the same exact blood type.

Question 16

‏You’re educating a group of outpatients about ABO blood typing and compatibility. Which statement is INCORRECT?
‏A. A person with B- blood can donate to people with either B- or AB- blood.
‏B. A person with B- blood can receive blood from donors with O- and B- blood.
‏C. A person with O- blood can donate to every blood type regardless of the RH factor.
‏D. A person with AB+ blood can only donate to other people with either AB+ or AB- blood.

Answer 16

‏The answer is D. This answer is incorrect. A person with AB+ can only donate to another person with AB+ blood. Patients who are AB- can NOT receive AB+ blood because of the Rh factor.

Question 17

‏A person is O+. Select all the donor blood types this person could receive blood from:
‏A. AB+
‏B. AB-
‏C. O+ 
‏D. O- 
‏E. A-
‏F. A+
‏G. B-
‏H. B+

Answer 17

‏The answer is C and D. The patient is Rh factor positive so they can receive both Rh negative or positive blood. However, O blood types can only receive blood from other O types.

Question 18

‏True or False: Agglutination can occur when Type A blood is given to a person with Type O blood.
‏A. True
‏B. False

Answer 18

‏The answer is TRUE. A person with Type A blood can NOT donate to a person with Type O blood. This would cause a blood transfusion reaction….hence agglutination. Agglutination occurs when the same antigens found on the RBCs from the donor come into contact with its corresponding antibody (found in the recipient’s plasma surrounding the RBCs). In this scenario, the donor has Type A blood which has A antigens on the RBC surface while the recipient has Type O blood type that contains both A and B antibodies in the plasma. If the A antigens from the donor come into contact with the A antibodies in the recipient’s blood it will cause an IMMUNE RESPONSE….agglutination.

Question 19

‏8. A 26 year old female is 27 weeks pregnant with her second child. The woman is A-. As the nurse you know that:
‏A. If the patient was A+ she would need to receive RhoGAM.
‏B. The patient will need to receive RhoGAM during this visit to prevent hemolytic disease of the newborn.
‏C. The baby will need to receive RhoGAM after it’s born.
‏D. Since the mother is A- the baby can be Rh positive, which could lead to an immune attack on the mother’s body.

Answer 19

‏The answer is B. This is the only correct answer. Since the woman A- she will need to receive the RhoGAM shot during 26 to 28 weeks.

Question 20

‏True or False: Patients who are Rh positive can only receive Rh positive blood, while patients who are Rh negative can only receive blood from donors who are Rh negative.
‏True
‏False

Answer 20

‏The answer is FALSE.

Rh positive patients can receive BOTH negative and positive blood….while Rh negative patients can receive ONLY negative blood.

Question 21

‏Your patient is scheduled for surgery and is ordered to be typed and crossmatched. The lab result shows your patient has B- blood. What type of blood can the patient receive during surgery, if needed?
‏A. B- 
‏B. B+
‏C. A-
‏D. A+
‏E. O+
‏F. O- 
‏G. AB+
‏H. AB-

Answer 21

‏The answers are A and F. The patient can only receive blood from donors who are B- or O-. Remember since the patient is Rh negative they can only receive negative factor blood.