In a Group a Patient's Reverse Serum Testing, the Cells

question 7

Multiple Choice

In a group A patient's reverse serum testing, the cells and serum agglutinate because

• A)group A antigen is present on the patient's erythrocytes.
• B)group A antigen is present in the patient's serum.
• C)anti-group A is present in the patient's serum.
• D)Both A and C.

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