Individuals with O type blood: A. Have circulating antibodies against both the A and B blood group antigens. B. Do not have antibodies against either A, B or O blood group antigens. C. Are susceptible to infection because they lack circulating antibodies. D. Can safely receive A, B, AB and O type donor blood.

REQUIRED119.In humans, there are four blood types: A, B, AB and O. The blood type is dependent on the type of antigen present on red blood cells (A, B, or both). Individuals that lack the antigens are type O. This is the recessive trait. A and B are both equally dominant and both antigens can be expressed, which results in AB blood type. This is an example of

Type O blood is the universal donor because this blood type is missing Blank______.Multiple choice question.anti-A and anti-B antibodies in the plasmaplateletsplasma proteinsA and B antigens on the red blood cells

A person with type O blood could donate blood to people with which blood types?Multiple select question.Type OType AType BType BOType AOType AB

Which of the following statements regarding blood type is correct? Question 4Answer a. Those with type AB blood carry type A and B antibodies. b. Those with type A blood carry type A antigen and type A antibodies. c. Those with type AB blood carry type A antigen but no type B antibodies. d. Those with type O blood do not carry type A and B antibodies. e. Those with type O blood carry type A and B antigens.

A person with blood type A+ can safely donate to a person with blood type __________ and receive from a person with blood type __________.ANSWERAB+; O+O+; O–A–; AB–B+; A–