$A$ person with blood group $AB$ is considered a universal recipient because they have:
- Aboth $A$ and $B$ antigens on $RBC$s but no antibodies in the plasma
- Bboth $A$ and $B$ antibodies in the plasma
- Cno antigen on $RBC$s and no antibody in the plasma
- Dboth $A$ and $B$ antigens in the plasma but no antibodies
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Identify the cells and their functions based on the provided figure:
$(a)$ Fig. $A$ - Megakaryocyte - formation of platelets
$(b)$ Fig. $B$ - Lymphocyte - synthesis of antibodies
$(c)$ Fig. $A$ - Eosinophil - secrete antihistamine
$(d)$ Fig. $A$ - Neutrophil - secrete heparin
$(a)$ Fig. $A$ - Megakaryocyte - formation of platelets
$(b)$ Fig. $B$ - Lymphocyte - synthesis of antibodies
$(c)$ Fig. $A$ - Eosinophil - secrete antihistamine
$(d)$ Fig. $A$ - Neutrophil - secrete heparin
Match the Column $I$ (Blood corpuscles) with Column $II$ (functions).$i$. Neutrophils $b$. Phagocytosis $ii$. Basophils $c$. Secretion of histamines $iii$. Acidophils (Eosinophils) $d$. Antihistaminic $iv$. Lymphocytes $a$. Immunity
| $i$. Neutrophils | $b$. Phagocytosis |
| $ii$. Basophils | $c$. Secretion of histamines |
| $iii$. Acidophils (Eosinophils) | $d$. Antihistaminic |
| $iv$. Lymphocytes | $a$. Immunity |
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