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Which transfusion will result in a transfusion reaction? Assume that the patient has never had a transfusion

A
Type O Rh-negative packed cells to an AB Rh-positive patient
B
Type A Rh-positive packed cells to an A Rh-negative patient
C
Type AB Rh-positive packed cells to an AB Rh-positive patient
D
Type A Rh-positive packed cells to an O Rh-positive Patient
High-Yield Explanation
Type O RBCs are considered to be universal donor blood. Reactions occur between the recipient's antibody and donor antigen as shown in the following table. Donor Donor antigen Recipient Recipient Antibody Reaction O - negative None AB - positive None None A - positive A, Rh A - negative B None AB-positive A,B, Rh AB-positive None None A - positive A, Rh O - positive A, B A (antigen and A (antibody)

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