A woman is pregnant for the third time and there is some concern for the safety of her fetus. Medical records indicating Rh factors in the family have been lost. For this reason, blood samples were taken from each child and from the mother. Determine the Rh factors for each to ensure the safety of the pregnancy.The mother is rh negative, how will her 3 children be?

A woman is pregnant for the third time and there is some concern for the safety of her fetus. Medical records indicating Rh factors in the family have been lost. For this reason, blood samples were taken from each child and from the mother. Determine the Rh factors for each to ensure the safety of the pregnancy.The mother is rh negative, how will her 3 children be?

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