A.A&B
B.O
C.AB&B
D.O&A
Related Mcqs:
- For a recipient of blood group O the appropriate donor is person belonging to blood group:
- Even if the donor and recipient belong to same blood group the transfusion of blood leads to agglutination some time this is due to the fact that:
- If a patient of blood group – B needs a transfusion, the donor must belong the blood group:
- Even though donor A and recipient B have same blood group, transfusion leads to agglutination. This is due to the fact that:
- A person of blood group AB can receive blood from donor of:
- Which blood group person may be called a universal acceptor or recipient?
- Universal donor is a person of blood group:
- The father of a baby belonging to blood group -MN whose mother is of group -N the father cannot be
- In case of a baby of blood group A whose mother belongs to blood group B the father cannot be a person of blood group:
- A person of blood group O can donate his blood to persons of blood groups: