* Type B individuals can receive Type B or Type O blood. Since this individual is Type B+, they can receive Type B+ or Type B- blood. Rh-individuals cannot receive Rh+ blood. An individual with Type B+ blood requires a blood transfusion. Which specific blood types can this individual receive? (Select all that apply.) Type B- Type O- Type O+ Type AB+ Туре АВ- Type B+

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