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    What Happens When a Person with Anti-A Antibodies Receives a Transfusion
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What Happens When a Person with Anti-A Antibodies Receives a Transfusion

Question 98

Question 98

Multiple Choice

What happens when a person with anti-A antibodies receives a transfusion of type A blood?


A) nothing
B) blood clot formation
C) agglutination
D) hemorrhage

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