This document discusses several blood classification systems and related medical conditions. It covers the ABO system for classifying blood types based on antigens, as well as the Rh system and Rh antigen. The document also defines erythroblastosis fetalis as a condition caused by Rh incompatibility between mother and baby's blood, and describes some of its signs and complications. Finally, it provides an overview of the H antigen found on human cells and secretions.

1. ABO and Rh system, Rh
antigen, Erythroblastosis fetalis
and
H antigen
PRESENTED BY:
RAKHI
BANDHOPADHYAY
2ND SEMESTER
PHYSIOLOGY HONOURS

2. ABO SYSTEM OF CLASSIFICATION

3. TYPES OF BLOOD GROUPS BASED ON PRESENT
ANTIGENS

4. CLASSIFICATION OF BLOOD TYPES

5. Rh(RHESUS) SYSTEM OF CLASSIFICATION

6. Rh ANTIGEN(OVERVIEW)

7. RH TYPING

8. DIFFERENT METHODS TO CLASSIFY BLOODTYPE ( BROADLY)

9. ERYTHROBLASTOSIS FETALIS
• DEFINITION:

10. Rh INCOMPATIBILITY

11. HOW IT WORKS

12. signs(1)
• MOTHER
Polyhydramnios

13. SIGNS(2)
• BABY

14. IMAGES OF COMPLICATIONS IN INFANTS

15. H ANTIGEN
• DEFINITION
A short sequence of sugars
(oligosaccharide) found
on many cells in the
human body, but
especially attached to red
blood cell membranes and
floating free in plasma
and secretions.

16. H ANTIGEN(CONTD.)

17. BOMBAY PHENOTYPE