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    A patient with type B blood cannot receive type A blood because people with type B produce antibodies against the A antigens, which would cause an ABO incompatibility reaction where the immune system attacks and kills the new blood cells. A patient with type O blood can only receive type O blood because they have antibodies against all other blood types that could cause similar incompatibility reactions. If an incompatible blood transfusion occurs during surgery, it could lead to agglutination of the new blood cells where they clump together, as well as hemolysis where the immune system destroys the new red blood cells.

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    A patient with type B blood cannot receive type A blood because people with type B produce antibodies against the A antigens, which would cause an ABO incompatibility reaction where the immune system attacks and kills the new blood cells. A patient with type O blood can only receive type O blood because they have antibodies against all other blood types that could cause similar incompatibility reactions. If an incompatible blood transfusion occurs during surgery, it could lead to agglutination of the new blood cells where they clump together, as well as hemolysis where the immune system destroys the new red blood cells.

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    Tutorial Chapter 1 Answer All Questions and Submit The Answers in PDF File Into GC

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    A patient with type B blood cannot receive type A blood because people with type B produce antibodies against the A antigens, which would cause an ABO incompatibility reaction where the immune system attacks and kills the new blood cells. A patient with type O blood can only receive type O blood because they have antibodies against all other blood types that could cause similar incompatibility reactions. If an incompatible blood transfusion occurs during surgery, it could lead to agglutination of the new blood cells where they clump together, as well as hemolysis where the immune system destroys the new red blood cells.

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    Tutorial Chapter 1

    Answer all questions and submit the answers in pdf file into GC.

    1. Explain why a patient B blood type cannot receive A blood type. (5 marks)

    People with blood type B produce antibodies to the antigens of A. An ABO incompatibility
    reaction will have a person with type B blood having a transfusion of type A or AB blood. The
    immune system attacks the new blood cells due to an ABO incompatibility reaction and kills
    them.

    2. Explain why a patient O blood type just only can receive O blood type. (5 marks)

    3. Describe what may happen when a patient under surgery receive incompatible blood type.
    (5 marks)

    4. Explain the situation may happen on positive Rh fetus of the negative Rh mother if this is her
    first-time pregnancy. (5 marks)

    5. Discuss why the agglutination occur if there is a mismatched blood transfusion. (4 marks)

    6. Describe about anaemia and leukaemia. (6 marks)

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