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Brainpop blood types

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When might you receive a blood transfusion?

a)

After you get a nosebleed that lasts for longer than one minute

b)

During a routine checkup at your doctor's office

c)

After you've been in a serious with a loss of blood

d)

After you lose one of your baby teeth

2.

What are the four major blood groups?

a)

A, B, C, and D

b)

AB-, O+, AB+, and O

c)

A, B, AB, and O

d)

A, B, O, and AO

3.

Which term describes the effect of hemolysis on human kidneys?

a)

Enlarging

b)

Helpful

c)

Shrinking

d)

Harmful

4.

How are antigens different from antibodies?

a)

Antigens provoke immune responses; antibodies fight off invading substances

b)

Antibodies are present in red blood cells; antibodies are present in white blood cells

c)

Antibodies are present in white blood cells; antigens are present in red blood cells

d)

Antibodies provoke immune responses; antibodies fight off invading substances

5.

Which of the following is a true statement?

a)

People with type AB blood can donate blood to people with any blood type

b)

People with type AB blood can donate and receive blood from any blood group

c)

People with type AB blood can neither donate nor receive blood from any blood group except the AB group

d)

People with type AB blood can receive blood from any blood group

6.

A person with type A blood can receive blood from which group or groups?

a)

Type A only

b)

Type A and Type B

c)

Type A and Type O

d)

Type A and Type AB

7.

What happens when two incompatible blood cells mix?

a)

The foreign red blood cells change their type to match the host's blood type

b)

A reaction turns red blood cells white

c)

Clumping and hemolysis occur

d)

Nothing happens

8.

Women who are at or below childbearing age:

a)

Should never receive Type O blood

b)

Should only receive blood with a positive Rh factor

c)

Should only receive blood that has the same Rh factor as they have

d)

Can receive blood that's either Rh+ or Rh- with no ill effects

9.

How is your blood type determined?

a)

It's completely random

b)

You inherit it from your parents

c)

It depends on the environment in which you are born

d)

You get it from the vaccines you receive when you're an infant

10.

Roughly how many Americans have type O+ blood?

a)

1 in 100

b)

1 in 25

c)

1 in 10

d)

1 in 2.5