Multiple Choice
Forward grouping is defined as:
A) detecting antibody on an individual's red blood cells via reagent antisera.
B) detecting antigen(s) on an individual's red blood cells via reagent antisera.
C) detecting ABO group antibody via reagent red blood cells.
D) detecting ABO group antigen via reagent red blood cells.
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