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

blood type a+ food list?

Accepted Answer

??: What does that mean?  There is no such thing as specific foods for certain blood types. If you have some chronic disease or take a medication, there may be restrictions on foods but not simply for having a specific blood type.

Question 3

can your blood type change?

Accepted Answer

No: The blood type is genetic and does not change.

Question 4

what's the rarest blood type?

Accepted Answer

Donate today: The rarest blood type is a ab negative (0.6%) followed by b negative (1.5%)  followed by  ab +(3.4%) followed by a neg 6.3%), followed by o negative (6.6%).

Question 5

what determines my blood type?

Accepted Answer

Glycolipids: Carbohydrate/sugar molecules attached to lipids in the red cell membrane determine the major blood types. There are at least 29 different blood groups systems and hundreds of different blood types. See this site for more info.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/nbk2264/.

Question 6

is there blood type like ac.  ?

Accepted Answer

No: Major blood types are: a, b , ab and o.

Question 7

lifetime diet for ab blood type?

Accepted Answer

None specific: I am not aware of any specific diet for  ab blood group.

Question 8

i don't know my blood type? any tips?

Accepted Answer

Blood type: This is easy if you know your parents type you may get a good idea. But why not just get the blood test done.

Question 9

should blood type change how you eat?

Accepted Answer

A Fad - Probably Not: Blood type refers to thousands of proteins & glyco-proteins on the surface of cells, especially red blood cells. Abo and rh types refer to only the first 2 & most important (in terms of transfusion reactions) characterized historically. There are hundreds more "types", the reason blood cross-typing is always performed before transfusions. Types reflect genes - but clear basis for selecting foods.

Question 10

what is so special about blood type h?

Accepted Answer

Rare occurrence: Blood group h or bombay phenotype is a rare variation in which the person is genetically deficient in the enzymes needed to make the base product for ABO blood group antigens. Such people make antibodies to all blood types except blood group h and thus would find it very difficult to find compatible blood.

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