Blood transfusion

If an O negative mother becomes sensitized by exposure to her positive blood type fetus' blood during pregnancy, how does that affect the mother in the future if she needs a blood transfusion? My OB GYN said that if I became sensitized that it would be very difficult ...

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... the part B - B. I, III, V is the answer. To answer the question about blood transfusion: Donor plasma does not carry sufficient amount of antibodies to recipient already ...

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... in the serum. If you want to see the nice agglutination in fresh blood (not fixed blood), you can do regular ABO blood typing test with appropriate ... get fresh blood, you can go to hospital and asking for whole-blood for transfusion. Hope this helps. I'm sorry if I misunderstand your question ...

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... against both A and B in the plasma, it is not recommended to give O blood to patients with other groups except if you don't have a choice(for ... that O blood can be given to another blood type only once and the transfusion should not exceed 500mL of blood.

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... anti-A and anti-B antibodies. Wouldn't it agglutinate A, B and AB type blood? Or is the agglutination negligible? Or are antibodies removed from blood destined for transfusion? the anti-A and anti-B antibodies are found in plasma ... plasma is separated ...

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