Blood Transfusion Reactions

When donor and recipient blood types are compatible

When the donor's body rejects the recipient's blood

When donor and recipient blood types are not compatible (correct)

When the recipient's body rejects the transfused blood

Antibodies will be attached to RBC bearing the antigen attaching them to another RBC which can block the small vessels (correct)

The donor's body immediately accepts the recipient's blood

Nothing happens

The recipient's body immediately accepts the transfused blood

Mild headache and dizziness

Moderate fever and fatigue

Asymptomatic minor rise in the plasma bilirubin level

Severe jaundice and renal tubular damage leading to anuria and death (correct)