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WorksheetsBLOOD GROUPING SYSTEM
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 9mins
He found that mixing blood from two individuals can lead to blood clumping
CARL MEDISON
KURL VAINGLORY
KARL LANDSTEINER
CARL LANDSTILL
The A and B genes found on
chromosome 9
chromosome 6
chromosome 4
chromosome 20
Type B blood
Surface antigen A
Anti-B antibodies
Surface antigen B
Anti-A antobodies
Type O blood (Universal Donor)
Surface antigens A and B
Neither anti-A nor anti-B antibodies
Neither A nor B surface antigens
Anti-A and anti-B antibodies
Choose the correct blood group match
Group A
Group B
Group O
Choose the correct blood group match
Group A
Group B
Bombay
Group O
What are blood transfusion tests based on?
On testing the morphology of red blood cells
On the determination of immunoglobulins
On the reactions between antibody and red blood cell antigen
On the rejection between antibody and red blood cell antigen
The ......... gene codes for an enzyme that adds the sugar fucose to the terminal sugar of a precursor substance (PS).
H
h
A & B
Patient with blood that contains NO H antigen
Bombay
Subgroups A
Group O
O Rh (D) Negative
If a person with Type B blood receives a transfusion of Type O blood, what will result?
Agglutination of the donor's blood.
Agglutination of the recipient's blood.
Agglutination of both blood types.
No agglutination will occur.
What blood type is known as the “universal donor”
TYPE A
TYPE B
TYPE AB
TYPE O
What blood type is known as the “universal recipient”?
TYPE A
TYPE B
TYPE AB
TYPE O
A patient needs 2 units of packed red blood cells. The patient is typed and crossmatched. The patient has A+ blood. As the MLT you know the patient can receive what type of blood? Select all that apply:
A+
A-
O+
O-
AB-
A donor has AB- blood. Which patient or patients below can receive this type of blood safely?
a patient with O- blood.
a patient with A- blood
a patient with B- blood
a patient with AB- blood.
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- or 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 is O+. Select all the donor blood types this person could receive blood from:
A-
AB-
O+
O-
A 26 year old female is 27 weeks pregnant with her second child. The woman is A-. As the nurse you know that:
If the patient was A+ she would need to receive RhoGAM.
The patient will need to receive RhoGAM during this visit to prevent hemolytic disease of the newborn.
The baby will need to receive RhoGAM after it’s born.
Since the mother is A- the baby can be Rh positive, which could lead to an immune attack on the mother's body
True or False: Patients who are Rh positive can only receive Rh positive blood, 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, if needed?
B-
O+
O-
B+
AB-
