What happens if a person is given the wrong type of blood during a transfusion?

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anonymous · Answer

Explain or is this the wrong room 2 put it in??

anonymous · Answer

the blood of person form antibodies towards the given amount of blood

anonymous · Answer

wrong rooms means? no any qn bio related it u can post it here

anonymous · Answer

so can u explain it i dont understand... wat ur saying...

anonymous · Answer

u know that a body is having B blood group so its cells will accept only B blood group if u tries to give other blood group like A or etc blood B will form antibodies which will expell the blood means destroy the RBC of A blood group ...for further i think u must know antibodies first do u know that what it is........

anonymous · Answer

The body recognizes foreign infectant agents if they don't give off the proper cellular signal. A blood transfusion with the wrong type will have cells that don't give off the proper signal, so the body treats them like infectious agents.

anonymous · Answer

thanks

blues · Answer

Bad refs is right.

The body will treat it as an infectious agent or a foreign body. That amount of foreign substance in the blood would almost certainly activate the clotting pathway and result in a fatal condition called disseminated intravascular coagulation where all the blood just turns to clots in the veins.