Suzanne has type A– blood. Which blood type could she receive in a blood transfusion?

A person with A− blood can receive red blood cells from type A− or O− donors. Type O− is the correct choice because it has neither A/B antigens nor the Rh factor that could trigger an immune reaction. A+ and O+ are Rh-positive, and B− has the incompatible B antigen.

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