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What percentage of Rh-negative individuals develop an anti-Rh titer after receiving Rh-positive blood transfusion?
What percentage of Rh-negative individuals develop an anti-Rh titer after receiving Rh-positive blood transfusion?
- 75%
- 25%
- 100%
- 50% (correct)
When does sensitization of Rh-negative mothers by carrying an Rh-positive fetus generally occur?
When does sensitization of Rh-negative mothers by carrying an Rh-positive fetus generally occur?
- During the second pregnancy
- At birth (correct)
- During the first pregnancy
- During the third pregnancy
What is the recommended treatment to prevent sensitization of Rh-negative mothers during pregnancy?
What is the recommended treatment to prevent sensitization of Rh-negative mothers during pregnancy?
- Administering a single dose of anti-D antibodies during the postpartum period
- Administering a single dose of Rh immune serum during the postpartum period
- Administering a single dose of anti-D antibodies during pregnancy
- Administering a single dose of Rh immune globulin during pregnancy (correct)
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Test your knowledge on Rh sensitization and hemolytic disease with this informative quiz. Learn about the risks and complications associated with carrying an Rh-positive fetus as an Rh-negative mother. This quiz will cover the causes, symptoms, and prevention methods for hemolytic disease. Sharpen your understanding of Rh sensitization and its impact on pregnancy outcomes.
