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

can you please tell me the rarest blood types in the world?

Accepted Answer

AB NEGATIVE: Rarest blood group in reality is bombay blood group(hh), it is known that because the first case was discovered in bombay.In the world it is 1 case in 250000
among the other commonly known blood groups ab neg is found in 0, 8% of world populatin and it is the rarest of the commonly known blood groups.

Question 3

what are the blood types in order from most rare to most common?

Accepted Answer

Per Red Cross, from: 100 people, 1 is ab-, 2 are b-, 3 are ab+, 6 are a-, 7 are 0-, 9 are b+, 34 are a+, and 38 are 0+.
Keep in mind that 'it takes all types' and especially over the summer, blood donation drops steeply while need for blood climbs. Please consider donating blood, and please refer to this link for more information on blood types:  http://chapters.Redcross.Org/br/northernohio/info/bloodtype.Html.

Question 4

what are the different blood types?

Accepted Answer

A, B, O, AB: There are 4 types of human blood - a, b, o, ab.  There is also a rhesus (rh) designation: + or -.  O- is generally the universal donor and ab+ is generally the universal recipient.

Question 5

is it posible for blood types to change?

Accepted Answer

Very very rare: Rarely a person may acquire blood group B antigen due to colon cancer. Bone marrow transplant from a person with different blood type would change the blood type. Both of these are very rare. A more likely explanation is error in specimen labeling.

Question 6

how many different blood types are there?

Accepted Answer

Many: A+, a-, b+, b-, ab+, ab-, o+, o-. If you are getting a blood transfusion, there are many other factors to take into consideration. Kell, lewis, and other factors have to be matched so that there won't be a reaction. Without a perfect match, you may have a big problem in a transfusion situation.

Question 7

can you tell me how many blood types are there?

Accepted Answer

4: There are 4 different blood types (a, b, o, & ab). Each blood type can either be rh positive or rh negative. (e.g., a+, a-, b+, b-, o+, o-, ab+, ab-).

Question 8

what makes type o blood different from other blood types?

Accepted Answer

Universal donor: Most people can receive blood group O red blood cells.

Question 9

what are reasons why there are different blood types and what do they do?

Accepted Answer

Do nothing: Blood groups do not do any thing, with rare exceptions. They are variations in the genetic make up of different individuals. It is just like having different eye or hair colors. The different colors do not do anything and the same is true for blood groups.
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Question 10

what will happen if a person blood types is 'a' and got blood type 'b'  transferred in his body?

Accepted Answer

Severe reaction: People who have type A blood have antibodies against type B red blood cells. If transfused with type B red blood cells, they experience immediate severe reaction: fever, shivers, back pain, perhaps drop in blood pressure. The reaction is not subtle. If you wonder whether you've had such a reaction, you haven't had it.

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