Question 1

the clients blood typing reveals rh antigens what blood type would the client have rh receptive, rh negative , rh resistant, rh positive

Accepted Answer

Rh : Rh antigens are present in every blood. You would need to be more specific. Also, they blood type (a, b, ab, 0) is not connected/related to the rh + or rh - types; they are inherited independently.

Question 2

how common is the a1 positive blood type?

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Very common: If you mean A1 Rh positive, it is one of the commonest blood types.

Question 3

is it bad to switch to vegeterian? what are the positives and negatives? im blood type o

Accepted Answer

Unlikely to be bad: Research suggests that vegetarian diets are generally healthier than meat-based diets, but there is no single diet that is appropriate for everyone. Many people thrive on a vegetarian diet but some people do feel better when they eat at least some meat. The best way to see how it affects you is to try it. Some nutritionists feel type o's do better with a meat-based diet but this remains unproven.

Question 4

could you tell me what is the recommended diet and excercise plan for a positive blood type?

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Nothing specific: A well balanced diet is always good for everyone.  There is no difference in nutritional needs  based upon blood type.

Question 5

a rh positive blood type?

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Dominant: Positive is dominant over negative. You get one gene from each of your parents, so you are either --, -+, +-, or ++. Only in the case of -- will you have rh negative blood. With -+, +-, and ++, you will have rh positive blood. This makes rh positive blood the most common type of the two. This can be a problem with a baby: if mom is rh pos (+-), dad is rh neg (--), and baby is rh neg (--): attack!

Question 6

what happens if someone has a minimal agglutination against positive blood type and no agglutination against negative blood?

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Unclear question: You may wish to restate the question or call your local blood bank for a conversation on the topic.

Question 7

what does b positive blood type mean?

Accepted Answer

B+ blood type: The usual blood types are a, b, ab and o.  Yours happens to be of b type.  You also have rh antibodies in your blood, making it a b+.  This will be very important if you ever need a blood transfusion.

Question 8

what does it mean to have ab positive blood type?

Accepted Answer

It's a good thing...: You have one of the more rare blood types.  It is in about 3% of the population.  But the good news is, AB positive is known as the "Universal Recipient".  That means in case of an emergency, you can receive a transfusion from anybody.

Question 9

what exactly does it mean to have b positive blood type?

Accepted Answer

Blood typing: In general there are 4 major blood groups, a, b, ab and o, signifying the presence/absence of certain molecules on the red cell surface. Type a has only "a" molecule; type b has only "b" molecule; type ab has both and type o has neither. The "positive" and "negative" reference refers to the presence/absence of rh molecule on the red cell surface. O positive is the most common blood group.

Question 10

if i am a negative blood type, can i receive o positive?

Accepted Answer

Not a suitable issue: For self treatment. You are not likely to pick out the blood for your own transfusion. Blood banks do not give incompatible blood. O negative people are given o negative blood except in rare emergencies and even then only to males or post-menopausal women.

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