Blood Types - An Introduction to the ABO and Rh Systems

[@howtomedicate]

I love this video! Very informative! This should be the go to video for all medical students!

[@fellowtraveler4786]

Strong video. The right blend of theoretical background and clinical relevance. Highly recommendable,

[@menpagnaroat1269]

Thank you very much Dr. Eric. The video provides me better understanding of blood types.

[@cornelbacauanu1544]

Amazing explanation of a difficult concept . Thank you .

[@SKARTHIKSELVAN]

Thanks for your clear explanation about blood types.

[@salammahmood6037]

Better than college lectures.

[@abdulazeez.98]

Great video as always!

[@mozkitolife5437]

Very clear. I'm interested because I research mosquitoes and a common question I hear is, do mosquitoes have host preference based on blood type. The answer is no but I'm not clear on the effects of blood type on mosquito fitness. There seems to be a difference between hosts but it may not be related to blood type. Great presentation, doc 👍

[@mozkitolife5437]

@@tamaraspillis612 Only if blood type influences how lysis proceeds but my assumption would be that it doesn't involve transmembrane proteins.

[@Dr.abanoubarmia]

please keep going doctor it is amazing

[@gracegordon1659]

Thanks very much Doc. Very interesting and informative video

[@trivikrammalladi7137]

Please make it a continuous system of uploading videos,thank you very much with great love❤❤👌👏

[@yolandajustme9122]

Great video Eric.

[@lehu8529]

Nice video! 17:50 I think you mean O- individuals produce anti-A and anti-B antibodies (not antigens), and on D antigen “challenge” will also produce anti-D antibodies? Greetings from Germany! 18:15 Same here

[@tohidvlogs5508]

Thanks

[@rapid2move]

Perfect as usual!

[@Testango]

Thank you Prof!

[@robbinwelch355]

Is there risk with gamma infusion with an rh O neg. Patient and receiving gamma from multiple combined blood types? Would it be better to receive only O- gamma? I need this answer , Please .

[@mohammadtheeb8088]

Thx

[@brettmasters3626]

so if i have been told i am Rh negative can i also be Rh null

[@StrongMed]

Theoretically yes. Conventional Rh testing of a person who is Rh null will give an "Rh negative" result. However, the Rh null phenotype is profoundly rare. Also patients who are Rh null typically have a mild hemolytic anemia that usually would be suggested by abnormalities seen in routine blood tests (CBC, complete metabolic panel).

[@Littlebit1263]

mother is A+ Father is B+ . I am AB- is that possible?