Science Blood type

1. The four blood types are:Group A blood has only the A antigen, Group B has the only the B antigen,Group AB has both, and Group O has neither.

2.Group O is the most common blood type.

3. When you have blood type B it means that you can donate red blood cells to B's and AB's.
When you have blood type O you can donate red blood cells to anybody regardless of the blood type that they have. Its the universal blood type.

4.Blood type o is considered the universal recipient. Meaning that you can donate your blood to different blood types.

5.Blood type O is considered the universal recipient. This means that you can receive any blood type.

6.47% OF African Americans have blood type 0.

7.The blood type with AB- and 0.2% are the Hispanics.

8.This question is true. your blood type is genetically passed from parents to children.

9.The two possible blood types of their children are 0, and B.

10. The possible blood types the child may have are:0,A,B,and,AB.

11. When you are RH negative, your health care provider will likely give you an RH immune globulin injection at about 28 weeks into your first pregnancy. When you are RH positive the immune globulin blocks your bloody recognition on Rh positive cells.

12. It's a problem when you have a positive blood type and your baby has a negative because the blood may mix and can hurt your baby in any damaging way.