The document discusses blood type antigens and antibodies. It provides an interactive learning activity with questions about which blood types possess A and B antigens on red blood cells and which types have A and B antibodies in plasma. The activity tests the understanding that type A blood has B antibodies, type B blood has A antibodies, type AB blood has no antibodies, and type O blood has both A and B antibodies. Correct answers are provided with explanations to help learn about blood type compatibility for transfusions.
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1. Antigens and
Antibodies
of Blood Type
The purpose of this activity is to provide
practice with determining antigens and
antibodies
2. Watch the following video to learn the basics:
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Test your
knowledge after
you watch the
video.
3. Let’s test your
understanding of the basics.
• Read each question and click on the correct
answer.
• Continue to practice until you can answer the
questions with ease.
• Watch the video again if you need more
information.
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4. First let’s review the
antigens
• Antigens are like
identifiers on the
surface of the red
blood cells.
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5. What kind of antigen does
A-type blood possess?
• Only A-type
• Only B-type
• A and B-type
• none
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13. Now let’s think about the
antibodies
• Antibodies help to
protect the blood.
• They float around in the
plasma surrounding the
red blood cells.
• They are experts at
finding incompatible
cells and destroying
them.
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14. What types of antibodies
does A-type blood possess?
• Only A-type antibodies
• Only B-type antibodies
• A and B-type antibodies
• No A or B type antibodies
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15. CORRECT!
• A-type blood has B-type
antibodies
• If a person with A type
blood was transfused
with some B-type blood,
the B-type antibodies
would attack those B-
type blood cells
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16. What types of antibodies
does B-type blood possess?
• Only A-type antibodies
• Only B-type antibodies
• A and B-type antibodies
• No A or B type antibodies
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17. CORRECT!
• B-type blood has A-
type antibodies
• If a person with B type
blood was transfused
with some A-type
blood, the A-type Next question
antibodies would
attack those A-type
blood cells
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18. What types of antibodies
does AB-type blood possess?
• Only A-type antibodies
• Only B-type antibodies
• A and B-type antibodies
• No A or B type antibodies
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19. CORRECT!
• AB-type blood has no A or B
type antibodies
• If a person with AB type
blood was transfused with
some A or B-type blood,
there wouldn’t be any
reaction! They are a Next question
universal recipient for many
types of blood.
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20. What types of antibodies
does O-type blood possess?
• Only A-type antibodies
• Only B-type antibodies
• A and B-type antibodies
• No A or B type antibodies
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21. CORRECT!
• O-type blood has BOTH A and
B-type antibodies
• If a person with O type blood
was transfused with some A or
B-type blood, their A and B- Next question
type antibodies would attack
those foreign blood cells
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22. Let’s pretend we have a lot of B-type
blood on hand. Who could receive a
transfusion of this type of blood?
• A person with • A person
AB-type blood with A-type
blood
• A person with B- • A person with
type blood O-type blood
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review?
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23. You’re the right type!
• Having completed this activity, you should now
have an understanding of how antigens and
antibodies relate to blood type.
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