1. Do Now—5.22.15 Is blood a cell, tissue, or organ? What are the four components of blood? What blood type do you have? What are the four types of blood people can have?

2. Do Now—5.22.15 Is blood a cell, tissue, or organ? Connective tissue What are the four components of blood? RBC, WBC, platelets, and plasma What blood type do you have? What are the four types of blood people can have?

3. Do Now—5.22.15 Is blood a cell, tissue, or organ? Connective tissue What are the four components of blood? RBC, WBC, platelets, and plasma What blood type do you have? What are the four types of blood people can have?

4. Do Now—5.22.15 Is blood a cell, tissue, or organ? Connective tissue What are the four components of blood? RBC, WBC, platelets, and plasma What blood type do you have? What are the four types of blood people can have? Type A, B, AB, and O

5. Objective SWBAT determine proper and improper blood transfusion pairings. SWBAT predict blood genotypes using Punnett Squares and pedigrees.

6. 5.3.2: Transfusion Confusion

7. Blood Composition RBC—carry oxygen and carbon dioxide WBC—immunity Platelets—clotting Plasma—fluid that carries other components

8. Blood Composition RBC—carry oxygen and carbon dioxide WBC—immunity Platelets—clotting Plasma—fluid that carries other components

9. Blood Composition RBC—carry oxygen and carbon dioxide WBC—immunity Platelets—clotting Plasma—fluid that carries other components

10. Blood Composition RBC—carry oxygen and carbon dioxide WBC—immunity Platelets—clotting Plasma—fluid that carries other components

11. Blood Composition RBC—carry oxygen and carbon dioxide WBC—immunity Platelets—clotting Plasma—fluid that carries other components

12. Blood Composition You get a paper cut – describe what each component of blood would be doing at the injury site.

13. Blood Types Type A, B, AB, 0

14. Blood Types

18. O AB A, AB

19. Blood Type AB = universal acceptor O = universal donor BLOOD TYPE CAN RECIVE BLOOD FROM AA, O BB, O ABA, B, AB, O OO

20. Blood Type

21. Blood Types

22. AB

23. Two Point Extra Credit Challenge Predict the blood type of each person using the following information: Bill can give blood to Joe, Mike, and Sue. Don can give blood to Bob but not Bill. Bob can give blood to Mike but not Joe. Tom can give blood to Kelly, Sue, Don, and Mike. Kelly can give blood to Sue and Bob, but not to Tom. Joe can give blood to Mike but not Bob or Sue. Mike can get blood from Sue and Bill, and give cannot blood to Joe. Joe does not have an A antigen.

24. 5.3.2: Transfusion Confusion IGNORE

25. 5.3.2: Transfusion Confusion IGNORE

26. 5.3.2: Transfusion Confusion IGNORE

27. 5.3.2: Transfusion Confusion IGNORE

28. 5.3.2: Transfusion Confusion IGNORE

29. 5.3.2: Transfusion Confusion IGNORE

30. Inheritance of Blood Types

31. Human Blood Type I A allele, I B allele, and i allele These alleles combine to make blood Type A, Type B, Type AB, and Type O (four phenotypes). Blood Type BLOOD TYPE GENOTYPE A B AB O

32. Let’s Stop and Think… What are the two allele combinations you can have for type A blood? – I A I A and I a i What are the two allele combinations you can have for type B blood? – I B I B and I B i

33. Let’s Stop and Think… What is the only allele combination you can have for type AB blood? –IAIB–IAIB What is the only allele combination you can have for type O blood? – ii

34. Human Blood Type I A allele, I B allele, and i allele These alleles combine to make blood Type A, Type B, Type AB, and Type O. Blood Type BLOOD TYPE GENOTYPE A I A I A, I A i B I B I B, I B i AB IAIBIAIB O ii

35. Which blood type are you if you have… AA (I A I A ) – Type A blood BB (I B I B ) – Type B blood AB (I A I B ) – Type AB blood AO (I A i) – Type A blood BO (I B i) – Type B blood OO (ii) – Type O blood

36. 5.3.2: Transfusion Confusion

37. Homework Blood Typing: Immunoassay (back of WS)—not accepted late Inheriting Blood Types WS—not accepted late Two point Extra Credit Challenge Q-- graded by completion and accuracy— not accepted late