Quiz - Blood Types and Genetics

A person with type O positive blood can receive a blood transfusion from:

• Any blood type that is also positive
• Only O blood that is positive
• O blood that is either positive or negative
• All blood types

The following card shows a blood test. What is the blood type of the person?

• A Positive
• A Negative
• B positive
• B negative
• O Positive

What happens if a person who has A blood is given a transfusion of B blood?

• The A blood will absorb the B blood
• The B blood will attack the A blood
• The immune system will attack the proteins on the B blood
• The blood will become watery

Which symbol indicates "BIOHAZARD?"

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A person with two O alleles and two alleles for the Rh factor will be:

• O positive
• O negative
• AB positive
• AB negative

Which of the following presents the greatest risk factor for a fetus born with erythroblastosis fetalis?

• An Rh positive woman married to an Rh negative man
• An Rh negative woman married to an Rh positive man
• An Rh positive woman married to an Rh positive man
• An Rh negative woman married to an Rh negative man

What blood type is indicated by the test results?

• O negative

• A negative

• O positive

• AB negative

Tags

NGSS.HS-LS3-2

A blood borne pathogen refers to:

• A type of blood found in certain people
• The immune response exhibited in the blood
• A virus or bacteria that can be transmitted through blood
• The proteins on the surface of a blood cell

The B antigens on the surface of type B blood will:

• generate A antibodies
• generate B antibodies
• generate O antibodies
• all of these

The clumping observed on the blood type cards is called:

• antibody reactions
• erythroblastosis
• agglutination
• Rh factors