Q1. A person with blood antibody B can receive blood from which blood group?
Explanation
A person whose blood contains antibody B has anti-B antibodies in the plasma. Such a person cannot safely receive red cells carrying B antigen, so blood groups B and AB are excluded. Blood group A lacks B antigen and is compatible for this antigen condition. Blood group O has neither A nor B antigen on red blood cells and is also compatible in the ABO sense. Therefore, the suitable donor groups named in the printed choices are A or O only.
