Any blood transfusion is ideally safe if it:
Correct answer: A. Does not cause agglutination in the recipient
- A. Does not cause agglutination in the recipient
- B. Cause agglutination in the recipient
- C. Does not cause agglutination in the donor
- D. Cause agglutination in the donor
Explanation
It means donor blood either matches to that of recipient or it lacks any antibodies i.e O type. (a universal donor).
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