Questions: A person with type AB blood has RBC antigen(s). Multiple Choice no anti-A and anti-B anti-A anti-B A and B

Transcript text: A person with type $A B$ blood has $\qquad$ RBC antigen(s). Multiple Choice no anti-A and anti-B anti-A anti-B $A$ and $B$

Solution

The answer is the last one (or E): A and B.

Explanation for each option:

no: This is incorrect. A person with type AB blood has specific antigens on their red blood cells.
anti-A and anti-B: This is incorrect. Anti-A and anti-B refer to antibodies, not antigens. A person with type AB blood does not have these antibodies in their plasma.
anti-A: This is incorrect. Anti-A is an antibody, not an antigen. A person with type AB blood does not have anti-A antibodies.
anti-B: This is incorrect. Anti-B is an antibody, not an antigen. A person with type AB blood does not have anti-B antibodies.
A and B: This is correct. A person with type AB blood has both A and B antigens on the surface of their red blood cells.

Summary: A person with type AB blood has A and B antigens on their red blood cells.

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