Blood typing(Rh positive) slide agglutination test |MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE 

Yep yea

I think it is possible if none of the parents pass the RHD, because RH positive is dominant so if both parents are carriers for RH positive then the child can be RH negative; Dd(carries RH positive) dd(RH negative)

It depends on the type of the blood

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O-, it does not have neither the A,B antigen nor the RH factor.

O negative

There is a difference on the first one there is no agglutination on the last there is

Negative groups will not clump through agglutination. That's why blood with negative RH is able to donate to either positive or negative. Positive RH however, can only donate to another positive RH.

If you're not sure which serum belongs to which patient just re-extract blood sample again to be sure.

ABO Group = A, B, O, AB Rh Group= + , - A positive = A Rh +

It means that you have the "A" antigen and Rh factor in your blood

That's D...anti Rh

If there is agglutination only on the antiD section, that means it is O positive.

"O" positive Blood with Anti-A : no agglutination Blood with Anti-B : no agglutination Blood with Anti-D : positive agglutination

No clumping or agglutination

Clumping means agglutination reaction between A-Antigen, B-Antigen, and D-Antigen on the red cell's membrane with the antibodies such as Anti-A, B, and D reagents.

Clumping mean the agglutination(fighting/break down) between the antigen and antibodies... Antigens are present over the surface of RBC and the antibodies are the given serums... If the serum agglutinate the blood them it would be that blood group....

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