Blood Types.

1. The four blood types are O,A,B,AB.

2. O+ is the most common type.

3. Group B can donate red blood cells to A's and AB's. O blood type means you can donate red blood cells to anybody. Its the universal donar.

4. O blood type is the univeral donar meaning, it can be donated to anbody.

5. O blood type means that any univeral recipient can qualify for the O type blood.

6. 47% of African Americans have O+ blood type.

7. Hispanic's have 0.2% of the AB+ blood type.

8. True, the blood type is passed from their genetic parents.

9. The possible chance if both parents are B blood type the child could get O blood type.

10. The possible types could be O,A,B,AB.

11. Rh positive is what they are.

12. If you are Rh factor may mix with the baby's blood, antibodies are generally harmless at times but if you have a subsequent pregnancy the antibodies may attack the baby's red blood cells. An Rh positive baby may develop Rh disease its a life threatening condition. that could require a blood transfusion through the unbillicle cord immediatley after birth or through the pregnancy.