Blood type

What type of blood type is known as the universal donor?

• Type A

• Type B

• Type AB

• Type O

What type of blood is known as the universal recipient?

• Type A

• Type B

• Type AB

• Type O

The patient has A+ blood as the nurse you know the patient can receive what type of blood? Select all that apply:

• A-

• O-

• O+

• A+

• AB-

A donor has AB- blood . Which patient or patients below can receive this type of blood safely?

• A patient with O-

• A patient with A-

• A patient with B-

• A patient with AB-

You're educating a group of outpatients about ABO blood typing and compatibility Which statement is INCORRECT?

• A person with B- blood can donate to people with either B- and AB- blood.

• A person with B- blood can receive blood from donors with O- and B- blood.

• A person with O- blood can donate to every blood type regardless of the RH factor.

• A person with AB+ blood can only donate to other people with either AB+ or AB - blood .

A person with O+. Select all the donor blood types this person could receive blood from.

• AB+

• AB-

• O+

• O-

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

• True

• False

Circle the antigens that would exist on the red blood cells if a person was type AB- blood.

• A antigen

• B antigen

• RH antigen

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

• True

• False

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.

• B-

• B+

• A-

• A+

• O-