A young pregnant lady is registered in ante-natal clinic and found to be having blood group B Rh D positive. In previous pregnancy she was grouped as BRhD negative and has documenting evidence of her blood group:
a. Laboratory error
b. Weak/Partial Rh D group
c. Rh null phenotype
d. Presence of anti-D in her serum
Aadya_Singhania Answered question July 29, 2022
pregnancy with negative rhesus D. Additionally, these blood types are classified as positive or negative. This displays your “Rhesus factor” (RhD), which reveals whether or not your red blood cells are coated with a protein referred to as “D antigen.”
Aadya_Singhania Answered question July 29, 2022