Can you help with number 8This is not and will not be graded OEEN8. A person with blood type B negative is injected with type A positive blood. From an immunological (antigen/antibody) standpoint, what will happen after the injection?9. How might changes in the pipette technique alter the final determined value of erythrocytes? What types of errors might youexpect?10. Using the following illustration, calculate the hematocrit of the individual by using a ruler to measure the packed cell volume andthe total volume of blood. Determine if it falls within normal limits.Clay/red cellinterfaceRed cell/plasmainterfacePlasma/airinterfaceCourtesy of Eric WiseHematocrit:Within normal limits?(yes/no)11. Define anemia.Sol2u ill oloso

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Blood is a fluid connective tissue composed of plasma and the formed elements. Blood is derived from the lateral plate of the mesoderm which is 4 times highly viscous than water.
The formed elements consists of erythrocytes (RBC), leucocytes (WBC), thrombocytes (platelets).
The difference in the blood group are categorized according to the presence of surface antigens and antibodies (in blood plasma).
Based on the ABO blood grouping system four types of blood groups are classified namely A,B, AB or O.
The A and B groups contain only A and B surface antigens respectively.
The AB blood group contains both A and B surface antigens and O blood group does not contain any of the surface antigens.
The type of blood group of a person is inherited from the parents.
The blood groups are not compatible among themselves and a fata reaction occurs in the case of mixture of incompatible blood groups.