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    Blood Product Compatibility

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    An A+ donor can safely donate blood products to an A+ or O+ recipient. The A+ donor has A+ antigens on their red blood cells and anti-B antibodies in their plasma. An A+ or O+ recipient would not have antibodies against the A+ antigens and would be compatible.

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    Blood Product Compatibility

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    An A+ donor can safely donate blood products to an A+ or O+ recipient. The A+ donor has A+ antigens on their red blood cells and anti-B antibodies in their plasma. An A+ or O+ recipient would not have antibodies against the A+ antigens and would be compatible.

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    An A+ donor can safely donate blood products to an A+ or O+ recipient. The A+ donor has A+ antigens on their red blood cells and anti-B antibodies in their plasma. An A+ or O+ recipient would not have antibodies against the A+ antigens and would be compatible.

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    Blood Product Compatibility

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    Tina Moore
    An A+ donor can safely donate blood products to an A+ or O+ recipient. The A+ donor has A+ antigens on their red blood cells and anti-B antibodies in their plasma. An A+ or O+ recipient would not have antibodies against the A+ antigens and would be compatible.

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    Blood Products Compatibility Question:

    If the donor is _A+____ which recipient can safely receive


    this product?
    Donor Recipient
    Example: Example options:

    • B+
    • A+: – B+ on cell membrane
    – A+ on cell membrane – A antibodies

    – B antibodies • A-
    – A- on cell membrane
    – B and Rh+ antibodies

    • O-
    – O- on cell membrane
    – A, B, and Rh+ antibodies

    • AB-
    – AB- on cell membrane
    – Rh+ antibodies
    Blood Products Compatibility Question:
    If the donor is _A+____ which recipient can safely receive PRBC?
    Donor Recipient
    Example options:
    Example:
    • AB+
    • A+: – AB+ on cell membrane
    – No antibodies
    – A+ on cell membrane
    • A-
    – B antibodies – A- on cell membrane
    – B and Rh+ antibodies
    • O-
    – O- on cell membrane
    – A, B, and Rh+ antibodies
    • AB-
    – AB- on cell membrane
    – Rh+ antibodies
    Compatibility Chart for
    PRBC
    Blood Products Compatibility Question:
    If the donor is _A+____ which recipient can safely receive PLASMA?
    Donor Recipient
    Example options:
    Example:
    • AB+
    • A+: – AB+ on cell membrane
    – No antibodies
    – A+ on cell membrane
    • A-
    – B antibodies – A- on cell membrane
    – B and Rh+ antibodies
    • O-
    – O- on cell membrane
    – A, B, and Rh+ antibodies
    • AB-
    – AB- on cell membrane
    – Rh+ antibodies
    Compatibility Chart for
    Plasma and Whole Blood
    Blood Products Compatibility Question:
    If the donor is _A+____ which recipient can safely receive Whole blood?
    Donor Recipient
    Example options:
    Example:
    • AB+
    • A+: – AB+ on cell membrane
    – No antibodies
    – A+ on cell membrane
    • A-
    – B antibodies – A- on cell membrane
    **Easiest to remember they – B and Rh+ antibodies
    have to match exactly. • O-
    – O- on cell membrane
    – A, B, and Rh+ antibodies
    • AB-
    – AB- on cell membrane
    – Rh+ antibodies

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