Question

what would result when a patient with type a blood receives a transfusion of type b blood? multiple choice agglutination of the donor red blood cells agglutination of the recipients red blood cells adherence of platelets to donor red blood cells coagulation involving donor red blood cells

Explanation:

Type A blood has anti - B antibodies. When type B blood (with B antigens) is transfused into a type A patient, the anti - B antibodies in the recipient's plasma will bind to the B antigens on the donor red blood cells, causing agglutination of the donor red blood cells.

Answer:

Agglutination of the donor red blood cells