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If a Patient's Red Cells Agglutinate with Anti-A Reagent Antibody

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If a patient's red cells agglutinate with anti-A reagent antibody and the serum agglutinates B cells,what is the blood type?

A) type A
B) type B
C) type O
D) cannot determine

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