A person whose blood group is B+ is given the incorrect blood during a transfusion blood group A+. What would happen to the person and why? In your answer you should consider antibodies and agglutination.

Rhesus Disease (Rh incompatibility -erythroblastosis fetalis) is an inherited disorder that is a type of hemolytic disease where the mother's antibody attacks the fetal Rh factor. Group of answer choices -True -False

Because there are millions of different antigens/pathogens, the number of lymphocytes per clone is (large or small).

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Fibrin is produced in a region of inflammation as a means of limiting the infection. It is like a chain link fence. The protein which forms this material  is called     pus     Factor VIII     serum     fibrinogen

A person with type O Rh+ blood would have Group of answer choices No antigens and a, b, & d antibodies D antibodies and A & B antigens D antigens and a and b antibodies A, B, & D antigens and no antibodies Which of the following makes platelets stick to collagen to form a plug? Group of answer choices Heparin Plasmin Fibrin von Willenbrand factor

Fill in the blank:  The blood of every person contains one of (how many possible?) _______________________ combinations of antigens.

An increase in which of the following will produce an increase in the mean arterial pressure? All the above O Heart contractility O Total peripheral resistance O Venous return

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80) Which white blood cell is the first to attack foreign cells? Group of answer choices Neutrophil B Lymphocyte (B-Cell) Monocyte T Lymphocyte (T-Cell) Eosinophil 81) The internal intercostal muscles assist only in labored breathing.  Group of answer choices False True 82) What is the 1st phase of Hemostasis? Group of answer choices Coagulation Platelet Plug Formation Stroke Bleeding Vascular Spasm 83) The ____________ is the maximum amount of air that can be inhaled beyond a normal tidal inhalation. Group of answer choices RV VC ERV TV IRV