English: The blood group is A+. Photo of bedside blood grouping card showing agglutination of blood with anti-A and anti-Rh(D), but not with anti-B.
Deutsch: Ein Bedside-Test - auf die Karte aufgetragenes Blut agglutiniert (verklumpt) mit anti-A und anti-Rhesus-D, jedoch nicht mit dem anti-B Serum. Die Blutgruppe ist damit als A-positiv bestimmt.
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2006-07-21 09:53 Apers0n 697×601×8 (111701 bytes) Photo of bedside blood grouping card impregnated with dried blood group antibodies, showing agglutination of blood anti-A and anti-Rh(D), but not with anti-B. The blood group is A positive. The control region is not used in this example. [[Category:Blood]
2006-07-20 16:55 Apers0n 209×185×8 (65329 bytes) Photo of bedside blood grouping card showing agglutination of blood with anti-A and anti-Rh(D), but not with anti-B. The blood group is A positive. The control area is not used. [[Category:Blood]] [[Category:Hematology]] [[Category:Transfusion medicine]]
2006-07-20 15:30 Apers0n 209×185×8 (67605 bytes) Photo of bedside blood grouping card showing agglutination of blood with anti-A and anti-Rh(D), but not with anti-B. The blood group is A positive. [[Category:Blood]] [[Category:Hematology]]
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