Which of the following statements is correct about people with blood type AB? 1. Their blood cells have A antigen tags. 2. Their blood cells have B antigen tags. 3. Their plasma has anti B antibodies. 4. They can donate blood to otherpeople with AB and A blood types. 5. They can recieve A, B, AB and O blood.

Which of the following statements is correct about people with blood type AB? 1. Their blood cells have A antigen tags. 2. Their blood cells have B antigen tags. 3. Their plasma has anti B antibodies. 4. They can donate blood to otherpeople with AB and A blood types. 5. They can recieve A, B, AB and O blood.

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Chapter43: Specialty Laboratory Tests

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