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11 years ago
because if the RH factor DOES matter, then it's not really the universal recipient, is it?
sorry, no best answer. i wanyed to choose salmon's answer, but i don't know if it is correct, because the almita contradicts him.  i wish someone had given a source.
sorry, no best answer. i wanyed to choose salmon's answer, but i don't know if it is correct, because almita contradicts him.  i wish someone had given a source.
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11 years ago
Yes, it does. AB+ is the universal recipient, just like O- is the universal doner.
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11 years ago
RH factor doesnot matter while donating or recieving blood.
it is a protein factor.. it just matters when u are giving birth to a child..the child might even die if there is difference in Rh factor..
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11 years ago
It was before we understood there was an Rhfactor.
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11 years ago
yes it does matter a lot during blood transfusion
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11 years ago
The positive or negative thing means that if you have negative you can't accept positive, but if you're positive you can recieve negative.
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