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Question	Answer
What is the definition of Agglutination?	CLUMPING and HEMOLYSIS of RBC
What causes Agglutination?	an Immune reaction against Foreign Blood Cells
What are the major blood cell Antigens?	A, B, and D (Rh)
What are the characteristics of Blood Type A?	A antigen on RBC; Anti-B antibody in Plasma
What are the characteristics of Blood Type B?	B antigen on RBC; Anti-A antibody in Plasma
What are the characteristics of Blood Type AB?	A and B antigen on RBC; NO antibodies in Plasma
What are the characteristics of Blood Type O?	NO antigens on RBC; Anti-A and Anti-B antibodies in Plasma
What is the definition of Spontaneous Induction?	A or B ANTIBODIES form within 1 year after birth w/o exposure to other blood