The letters on the cell are RBC antigens, those outside of the cells are antibodies in the serum. The cell on top is MOM's sample. The cell below is BABY's sample. Given this information, select the answer below that represents: Baby's ABO/D type The antibody that could be eluted from baby's cells.

The letters on the cell are RBC antigens, those outside of the cells are antibodies in the serum. The cell on top is MOM's sample. The cell below is BABY's sample. Given this information, select the answer below that represents: Baby's ABO/D type The antibody that could be eluted from baby's cells.

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Baby's ABO/D type
The antibody that could be eluted from baby's cells.

1. A neg
2. Anti-D

1. A pos
2. Anti-K

1. A pos
2. Anti-D

1. A neg
2. Anti-K

The letters on the cell are RBC antigens, those outside of the cells are antibodies in the serum. The cell on top is
MOM's sample. The cell below is BABY's sample. Given this information, select the answer below that represents:
1. Baby's ABO/D type
2. The antibody that could be eluted from baby's cells.
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Baby's ABO type/Rh:
Ab eluted:
Anti-B
Anti-B
Anti-D
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Anti-K
Anti-D
Anti-K
Anti-D
A
A
A
A
A
A
Anti-K
A
D
D
A
A
D
Anti-B
Anti-D
Anti-B
Anti-K
Anti-D
Anti-K
Anti-K

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