Understanding Blood Type Testing

Why might a patient's blood type not be included in standard lab results?

• The patient did not request it.

• Blood type is automatically included in all tests.

• Blood type tests must be specifically ordered.

• The doctor forgot to order it.

In which situation is blood type testing commonly required?

• During a routine check-up

• When a patient is pregnant

• For a dental procedure

• When applying for a driver's license

What is a potential issue with using an at-home blood type kit?

• They may not be FDA approved.

• They are not available online.

• They require a doctor's supervision.

• They are always inaccurate.

How can donating blood help you find out your blood type?

• Blood type is irrelevant when donating blood.

• Donating blood changes your blood type.

• You can guess your blood type based on donation results.

• The blood bank will inform you of your blood type.

What should you check if you want to find your blood type from past records?

• Your school report card

• Your birth certificate

• Your driver's license

• Your passport