Blood Groups and Transfusions Part 2
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It's great to be able to teach over the internets and avoid brats throwing blackboard erasers at ya.
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thats because during transfusions, only the red blood cells are tranfused into the patient. Not the serum.. So the O RBC has no antigens present on it. So that the patient with the A or B antibodies will not response to the O RBC.
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Thanks alot
really you made it very easy
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thank u soooo much
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Thanks for posting this, helping me revise before starting 2nd year nursing next week at fusehill street! cant wait to get back to your lectures to learnt lots and lots!
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THANK YOU SIR, GREETINGS FROM CALIFORNIA! CHEERS!!
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OMG! I wish you were my personal Biology teacher!
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after seeing this, it made sense now. i copied everything you draw! thanks!!!!
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Thank you soo much! :)
I have a test tomorrow and I think I'll do good thanks to your help! :)
Please keep on posting vids!
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thanks, real help!
I need to sell some of my books, please get your classmates to buy a Physiology book and a Pathophysiology book from
campbellteaching.co.uk
thanks, John
Campbellteaching 1 year ago
great educational opportunity. I am a paramedic who has been at it for over a decade now. Never have I seen materials so well put together.
I like many other dyslexics learn better by hearing and seeing this series is invaluable. Great job.
mattlott 3 years ago
Thanks for this Matt, Im a bit dyslexic myself, but the diagrams are essential for anyone learning physiology, best wishes for your important work,
John
Campbellteaching 3 years ago
Could not agree more,
John
Campbellteaching 4 years ago