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The concept of blood typing based on abo and rh blood groups, and the importance of ensuring compatibility between donor and recipient blood types during transfusions to prevent adverse reactions. It covers the genetics of blood types, antigens and antibodies, and the potential consequences of transfusing incompatible blood.
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BIOLOGY II NAME_____________________ CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM ACTIVITY #2 DATE__________HOUR______
BLOOD TYPING OBJECTIVE:
ABO BLOOD GROUPS
BLOOD TYPE GENETICS BLOOD
or IAi
or IBi
O ii
IA^ = allele for antigen A IB^ = allele for antigen B i = allele for no antigen
Antigen A Anti-B antibodies
Antigen B Anti-A antibodies
Antigen A Antigen B No antibodies
No antigens Anti-A antibodies Anti-B antibodies
Rh Factor
BLOOD TYPE GENETICS BLOOD
Rh+ RR or Rr
Rh- rr
RH-NEGATIVE BLOOD AFTER EXPOSURE TO RH-POSITIVE
BLOOD TYPE GENETICS BLOOD
Rh- rr
IMPORTANCE OF TYPING BLOOD
R = allele for Rh antigen r = allele for no antigen
Rh antigen
no antigen
No Rh antigen Anti-Rh antibodies
Type A blood given to Type B patient
Anti-A antibodies from patient attack antigen A RBCs in transfusion Result: clumping Blocked blood vessels Could result in death