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QOD: 1. List and describe the functions of the parts of the blood. 2. Describe the differences between the numbers and appearance of RBCs, WBCs and Platelets. Click on a Blood Cell to Learn More. Type A Blood. PLASMA. A. Anti-B. Anti-B. A. A. RBC. A. Anti-B. Anti-B. Type B Blood.

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  1. QOD:1. List and describe the functions of the parts of the blood.2. Describe the differences between the numbers and appearance of RBCs, WBCs and Platelets.

  2. Click on a Blood Cell to Learn More

  3. Type A Blood PLASMA A Anti-B Anti-B A A RBC A Anti-B Anti-B

  4. Type B Blood PLASMA B Anti-A Anti-A B B RBC B Anti-A Anti-A

  5. Type AB Blood PLASMA A B B A A RBC B B A

  6. Type O Blood PLASMA Anti-A Anti-B Anti-B RBC Anti-A Anti-A Anti-B Anti-B Anti-A

  7. Agglutination

  8. Donor Recipient Matches

  9. PLASMA RBC Rh + Rh Rh Rh Rh

  10. PLASMA RBC Rh - No anti-Rh antibodies in Plasma

  11. 1. Agglutination is clumping/clot formation of red blood cells.2. Agglutinogens are antigens.3. Agglutinins are antibodies.4. Evidence of agglutination is a cloudy appearance to the mixture in the well after being stirred vigorously.

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