Results of an ABO blood typing indicate agglutination reactions when anti-A and anti-B are added to the blood sample. The blood type of the individual would therefore beGroup of answer choicesnot enough information given to determine blood typeAOBAB

ABO blood typing utilizes a(n) test using known antibodies for antigens on the surface of red blood cells to determine the blood type of a human patient.

If a "blood sample" from the lab reacted with anti-A antibodies, but not anti-B antibodies, what would the blood type be?Group of answer choicesAOBAB

You would like to determine the blood type of your patient via an agglutination test. You add three drops of the patient’s blood sample to three different wells on a plate and then add either anti-A, anti-B, or anti-Rh sera to each drop. You observe agglutination reactions in the samples to which you added the anti-A and anti-B sera. What is the blood type of your patient?ANSWERO-B+AB-A-

What determines a person's ABO blood type?Multiple choice question.determined by the type of antigens on RBC surfacesdetermine by the type of antigens circulating in the blood plasmadetermined by the type of antibodies on RBC surfacesdetermined by the type of antibodies circulating in the blood plasma

ABO blood types are determined by the presence or absence of Blank______.Multiple choice question.antigens on the surface of the white blood cellsspecific plasma proteinsantibodies on the surface of the red blood cellsantigens on the surface of the red blood cells