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    Case Study I. BLOOD GROUPING AND BLOOD TYPING

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    This document contains a case study involving 4 babies rescued from a hospital fire who were not tagged and needed to be identified via blood testing. The blood groups and types of the babies and 4 potential parent pairs are provided. The student is asked to 1) list the possible blood groups and types of the babies and parents, 2) match babies to parents through cross-matching diagrams, and 3) explicitly identify the baby belonging to each parent pair.

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    NAME: BULAWIT, MIA FLOR B.

    YEAR AND SECTION: 3RD YEAR (CCR3-B2)


    PROFESSOR: MRS. MARY ANN Q. DEOGRACIAS

    Case Study
    A fire broke in the nursery section of a hospital. There were four (4) babies
    rescued but unluckily, they were not yet tagged. In order to identify their
    parents, blood grouping and blood typing were made. The following are the
    results of the examination conducted

    Anti A Anti B Anti M Anti N Blood Blood


    Group Type

    Baby A + - + - A M
    Baby B + + + + AB MN
    Baby C - + + + B MN
    Baby D + - + + A MN
    Parent # 1
    Father + - + + A MN
    Mother - - - + O N
    Parent # 2
    Father - - - + O N
    Mother - + + - B M
    Parent # 3
    Father + + + + AB MN
    Mother + - + - A M
    Parent # 4
    Father + - + - A M
    Mother - - + - O M
    Questions:
    1. What are the possible blood groups and blood types of the
    babies and the parents?

    2.Match the babies with their respective parents by Criss-


    crosmatching. (Show your Illustrations)

    3. Identify the baby of each parent:


    Ex. Parent 1-baby D

    PARENT #1 – BABY D
    PARENT #2 – BABY C
    PARENT #3- BABY B
    PARENT#4 – BABY A

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