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Biology, 10.08.2019 01:10 martinezkimberly706

When shortages of donated blood occur, o-negative blood may be given to patients, even if they have a different blood type. why is this the case? if o-negative blood supplies were depleted, what would be the next-best choice for a patient with a different blood type in critical need of a transfusion? explain your answers.

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