In a Cervical Mucus Check, Ovulation Is Indicated by

question 13

Multiple Choice

In a cervical mucus check, ovulation is indicated by

• A)slippery, clear mucus.
• B)thick, white mucus.
• C)thick, yellow mucus.
• D)slippery, white mucus.

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Definitions:

Universal Donor

A term referring to individuals with O negative blood type, indicating they can donate blood to people of all other blood types due to the lack of A, B, and Rh antigens in their red blood cells.

Donor Blood

Blood collected from a healthy individual used for transfusion to a recipient in need.

Antigen B

A specific marker, usually a protein, on the surface of certain blood cells, critical in determining blood type.

Anti-B Antibodies

Antibodies present in the plasma of individuals with type A blood, reacting against B antigens found on red blood cells in type B or AB blood.