The individual whose typed blood results looks like the image below, may safely donate their blood to which of the following blood types? Choose from the following: (A) A+ and O+ (B) A- and O- (C) A+ and AB+ (D) A- and AB- (E) B+ and O+ (F) B- and O- (G) B+ and AB+ (H) B- and AB- (I) AB+ only (J) AB- only (K) O+ only (L) O- only
The individual whose typed blood results looks like the image below, may safely donate their blood to which of the following blood types? Choose from the following: (A) A+ and O+ (B) A- and O- (C) A+ and AB+ (D) A- and AB- (E) B+ and O+ (F) B- and O- (G) B+ and AB+ (H) B- and AB- (I) AB+ only (J) AB- only (K) O+ only (L) O- only
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The individual whose typed blood results looks like the image below, may safely donate their blood to which of the following blood types?
Choose from the following:
(A) A+ and O+
(B) A- and O-
(C) A+ and AB+
(D) A- and AB-
(E) B+ and O+
(F) B- and O-
(G) B+ and AB+
(H) B- and AB-
(I) AB+ only
(J) AB- only
(K) O+ only
(L) O- only
Transcribed Image Text:The image depicts a blood typing test card with three sections labeled A, B, and Rh₀. Each section contains a droplet showing a reaction.
1. **Section A**: Contains visible agglutination, indicating a reaction with Anti-A serum. This suggests the presence of A antigens, classifying the blood type as A.
2. **Section B**: There is no agglutination, and the droplet appears smooth and red. This indicates no reaction with Anti-B serum, showing the absence of B antigens.
3. **Section Rh₀ (Rh factor)**: Shows agglutination, indicating a positive reaction for the Rh factor, classifying it as Rh-positive.
**Summary**: The blood type indicated is A positive (A+).
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