1. ABO Blood Groups Table 17.4 similar Anti A and Anti B antibodies
Anti A antibodies
none A B AB O

2. Transfusion reactions cause Agglutination
Destruction of RBCs follows following formation of antigen-antibody complexes
Capillaries get plugged → ischemia , hypoxia, infarctions
Hemolysis follows
If hemolysis is massive and rapid → kidney failure

3. Transfusion reactions
Anti A
Anti B

4. Rh blood types

5. HDN = Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn (a. k. a
HDN = Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn (a.k.a. erythroblastosis fetalis)

6. HDN can be prevented with RhoGAM

7. Q&A
Anti A
Anti B

8. Q&A

9. Q&A

10. Q&A

11. Respiratory System Anatomy
Fig. 22.1
Upper respiratory tract
Vs.
Lower respiratory tract
Starts with larynx
Conducting Zone
Respiratory Zone

12. Conducting Zone Passages
Fig. 22.8

13. Respiratory Zone Structures
Fig. 22.9

14. Alveoli & The “Respiratory Membrane”
Fig

17. Q&A
Anti A
Anti B

18. Q&A

19. Q&A

20. Q&A