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PSL 301 assignment 1
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vanessa nkechika
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Chapter 1
00:04
Chapter 2
00:20
Chapter 3
00:49
Chapter 4
01:18
Chapter 5
01:21
Chapter 6
02:10
Chapter 7
02:17
Chapter 8
02:29
Chapter 9
02:39
Chapter 10
02:56
Chapter 11
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Hi, My name is Vanessa and this is my presentation on blood groups.
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The objectives for today are to be able to
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identify antigen and antibody constituents for each block group.
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Be able to distinguish the different donor compatibility is and the consequences
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of react Cross reaction finally understand the importance of Rh blood groups.
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We have four blood groups A, B, A, B and O.
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These are genetically determined by Mandela in inheritance.
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Each one has a specific combinations of antigens and antibodies.
00:35 - 00:39
For example Oh is a universal donor because it has no oxygen.
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So it does not ignite an immune response in any other recipients.
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A B is a universal receptor because it has no antibodies to attack donor blood.
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Hey,
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my policies is the destruction of red
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blood cells that happens during cross reaction
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when incompatible blood mixes For example,
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a donor with blood group A her surface antigen A giving
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blood blood to a recipient with blood group being an antibody,
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eh?
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The recipient antibody a will attack the antigen a of the donor
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and this can be life threatening for the recipient.
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Next we have Rh Blood group
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are his blood group determines whether you're a
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B O blood group is positive or negative.
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Positive means you're anti.
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You have Auntie Jean de on the surface of your red
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blood cell and negative means Auntie Jean de is absent.
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Blood transfusion with D antigen blood to a patient with negative blood groups
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would cause him osmosis.
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This is why positive blood groups cannot donate a negative for the
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same reasons why blood group A cannot donate blood group B.
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But negative
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blood groups can donate to positive.
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This makes all minus the true universal donor
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and a B positive the true universal acceptance.
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I hope you've been able to learn something today.
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I have set up questions for you to answer.
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Pause the video to answer the question individually and
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skip to the end of the video for answers.
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Question one.
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A patient with blood Group A needs urgent blood
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transfusion and has three siblings willing to donate.
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Who can the patient receive blood from
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question two
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or antigen and antibody constituents? Does a patient with a B blood group have
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finally question three?
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What would happen if an Rh positive individual
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donate blood to the Rh negative partner?
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A. Nothing.
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Be hemolytic cross reaction and see an immune response.
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These are the answers. Thank you
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