A patient with A - ve blood group can receive blood from_______________?
Correct answer: D. A negative donorCompare Procedure Costs
- A. Positive donor
- B. B negative donor
- C. AB positive donor
- D. A negative donorCompare Procedure Costs
Explanation
A person with A-negative blood can receive A-negative red cells because the ABO and Rh antigens match. B or AB blood introduces B antigen, and Rh-positive blood introduces the D antigen, both of which should be avoided.
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