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serum containing anti-A antibody is


dripped; on the seconcontaining anti-B antibody d lamina is dripped;serum (^)
on the third lamina serum with anti-RH
antibody reaction takes place is dripped. If no agglutinationin all of the laminae (^)
the blood is of type O- (universal
donor); if the first lamina thagglutination occurs oe blood is type A-;nly in
and so on.
There are other methods of bloodtyping. Blood typing must be performed (^)
by qualified technicians.



  1. What are the inheritance
    and dominance patterns of the
    Rh blood system?


The inheritance psystem is autosomal dattern oominant, i.f the Rh bloode., the (^)
heterozygous manifests as Rh+. The
dominance is complover r). The possible gete (R is doenotypes are RR,minant (^)
Rr (both Rh+) and rr (Rh-).
Curiosity:gene containing the Rh factor is2790 DNA codified by anucleotides
situated in the human chromosome 1.



  1. What is the logic of the
    transfusional compatibility
    concerning the Rh blood group
    system?


An Rh+ donor can only donate blood to
an Rh+ rthe Rh factor (Rh-) can decipient. A person that lacksonate to
individuals of the Rh+ and Rh- groups.



  1. What is the Rh typing of
    the mother and of the fetus in
    the hemolytic disease of the
    newborn?
    In the hemolytic diseasthe mother is Rh- and the fetus Rh+. Ine of the newborn
    this dismother attackease antib the fetal red blood cells.odies produced by the
    The hemolyticis also known as e disease orythroblastosisf the new born fetalis.

  2. How does the immune
    process that causes the
    hemolytic disease of the
    newborn take place?
    In the hemolytic diseasthe mother has Rh- blood. This mote of the newbornher
    when generating her first Rh+ child


makes contact,with Rh+ red blood cells of the child an possibly during delivery,d (^)
her immune system triggers the primary
immune response against the In the next gestation in which thRh factor.e fetus
is Rh+ the mother will already have
much morcirculation; the anti-Rh antibodiese antibodies cross thees in her (^)
placental barrier and gain the fetal
circulation causin(destruction of the red blood cells og fetal hemolysis (^) f the
fetus).



  1. How can the hemolytic
    disease of the newborn be
    prevented?
    Erythroblastosis fetalis can be prevented


if in the first dfrom a Rh- mother serum containinelivery of a Rh+ childg (^)
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