Which blood type can be transfused into a patient who has blood type A–?

A person with type A− blood can receive red blood cells that have A or O blood type and are Rh-negative. O− blood has neither A nor B antigens and is Rh-negative, so it is compatible. A+, B−, and AB+ each have an antigen or Rh factor that could trigger an immune reaction.

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