Final Answer:
10.
1. Type A: Agglutinogens = A; Agglutinins = anti-B; Can donate to = A, AB; Can receive from = A, O
2. Type B: Agglutinogens = B; Agglutinins = anti-A; Can donate to = B, AB; Can receive from = B, O
3. Type AB: Agglutinogens = A and B; Agglutinins = none; Can donate to = AB; Can receive from = A, B, AB, O
4. Type O: Agglutinogens = none; Agglutinins = anti-A and anti-B; Can donate to = A, B, AB, O; Can receive from = O
11. Universal donor: Type O
Universal recipient: Type AB
12. Transfusion reaction: When the wrong blood type is given, the body’s immune system attacks the new blood cells, causing them to clump together and break down. This can lead to serious problems like fever, pain, or even death.
13.
1. Fetal hemoglobin (HbF)
2. Adult hemoglobin (HbA)
3. Jaundice
4. Hemophilia
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of blood group worksheet.
