Blood Grouping Quiz

Which blood type is considered the universal donor?

• A positive

• B negative

• AB positive

• O negative

Which blood type is considered the universal recipient?

• AB positive

• O positive

• A negative

• B negative

What is the Rh blood group system named after?

• Rhesus monkey

• African elephant

• Gorilla

• Orangutan

What is the most common Rh factor in the population?

• Rh-

• Rh+

• AB+

• O-

What are the two main antibodies in the ABO blood group system?

• anti-Rh and anti-D antibodies

• anti-O and anti-AB antibodies

• anti-C and anti-E antibodies

• anti-A and anti-B antibodies

What blood typing method is commonly used in blood banks?

• Rh blood typing method

• HLA typing method

• Crossmatching method

• ABO blood typing method

What is the importance of blood grouping in transfusions?

• To predict the patient's future health conditions

• To determine the patient's age

• To ensure compatibility and minimize the risk of adverse reactions.

• To identify the patient's nationality

Why is it important to match the blood type of the donor and recipient in transfusions?

• To ensure compatibility between the donor and recipient.

• To minimize the risk of rejection by the recipient's immune system.

• To prevent adverse reactions and complications.

• To reduce the likelihood of transfusion-related infections.

What happens if a person with Rh-negative blood receives Rh-positive blood?

• Transfusion reaction occurs

• The person's immune system is strengthened.

• The person's blood type changes to Rh-positive.

• No reaction occurs.