Explaination(in short notes)-✅ Dots in A and Rh= A+ Dots in B and Rh= B+ Dots in A,B and Rh= AB+ Dots in Rh = O+ No Dots = O- Dots in A = A- Dots in B = B- Dots in A,B= AB- 😊👍
I'm not even a medical student. But yeah, I did study Biology when I was in high school so maybe I understand because of that. But I don't think that it's that difficult to understand tbh
Watch carefully when it's A+ the Rh and the A group has dots and it's the same for others like in AB+ all the part has dots and in O+ none shows anything
🗣️explanation: if Rh side has dots then the blood group is +ve, if the dots are absent then the blood group is -ve, if the dots are present in the A side then the blood group is A+, if dots are present in the B side then the blood group is B+, if dots are present in both A and B then the blood group is AB+, and if dots are only at Rh side the the blood group is O+ . ~11th grader pcmb!
The third slide is AB negative. There is no agglutination seen in Rh sample. Agglutination can be seen in A and B and agglutination is absent in Rh sample. So the blood sample is AB negative.
@@LaibaKhan699 ek baar video Achi tarha Dekho A or B dono antigen nhi hai. Is lie O. or RH kae antigen mujood hai tu +ve Is lie O+ Or baat Rahi A or B antigen kae apas Mai react karnae ki tu A B kae sath kesae react kare gaa?
पहले नजर में तो देखने पर लगा कि एक ही ब्लड चारों जगह लिया गया पर बाद में मैंने ध्यान से देखा तो पता चला कि हर बार नया ब्लड लिया गया समझने के लिए धन्यवाद❤❤
Sir meri family bolti he ki mera blood bachpan me check kiya tha tabh o+ bataya he ,lekin mene abhi kuch din pahle ek lab me check karaya to a+ repory aaya ,to kya मुझे fir se blood check karna chahiye @@Dr.WaqasKhan
It was a good explaination by change in blood groups you can observe what is result ,in experiment like in bio observation is important as then you can tell what is result of experiment
Jise samjh nahi aya uske liye me thoda last wala part simplify kardeta hu, first slide me A wale par as well as Rh wale par dots bane the therefore it is A+.2nd wale par B wale par as well as Rh par dots bane jiska matlab ye B+ hai. And last wale par sirf Rh par dots the matlab O+ . Ab agr 3 slides par Rh wale par dots nahi dikhte toh ye negative wale blood group hote.
@@manpreethundal2895if you were O-ve, then it would have been so hard for you to find A matching donor in case of emergency... Because O-ve can recive blood from another O-....
if u see the dots, thats positive. when A+ is there, completely dost ban jate A mein. when B+ is there, completely dots ban jate B mein. when AB+ is there, A mein similar results and B mein similar results but RH mein similarity nahi. while O+ mein A and B similar hai. moreover RH factor mein bhi A and B jese factors hai. Aur bhi bhaut factors hote. this is just observation based categorizarion.
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@@AshishSingh-jv6jxab- is rare thats true rare as in less population with Ab- blood group but when it comes to who can donate... o- is rarest because O - can only receive from O - Like if AB- needs blood it can receive from O- ,A- ,B- and AB- But on the other hand if O- needs blood it can only receive from O- so as a receiver its rarest in the world
94% blood group in world are rhesas positive +. And 6% blood group are negative, o+ blood group is 36% dominated and A, B + dominates 40-55%, AB- is rare but O- is rarest among all hardly 3% people in world has this blood group .. ❤❤
If you can see granules in the blood it means antigen antibody rxn has occured so it means for e.g - A antigen is present so it coagulated to form granule with antibody whereas in case of O where none antigen is present the consistency of serum remained same
Explanation: 1) dot dot ..means There's no any reaction. 2)those without dots reaction occurs there due to antigen antibody reaction. 3) for ex . In 1st ,there is dot in A so, it's A blood group and not dot in B and also dot in Rh (+) ... So,its A+
People who didnt understand, here's the explanation. If first drop forms dot dot (coagulation), it means blood is positive for A blood group. If second drop forms the same, its for B blood group. So in the first slide, it was coagulation only in first drop, so A blood group. In second slide, second drop, so B blood group, in third drop it was both, so its AB blood group, in last slide, there was no dot dot in first 2 drops, so its 0 blood group. Now last drop (3rd drop) is about +ve and -ve in your blood group. If it forms dot dot, its +ve, if it doesn't form its -ve. So, 1st slide - A+ 2nd - B+ 3rd - AB+ 4th - O+ False positive means Tests show positive, but in reality its not present.
A and Rh same rxn(coagulation formation)means A + B and Rh same rxn (coagulation formation) Means B+ A B and RH all the three coagulated means AB+ Alone Rh coagulation means O+
Oke well in the second slide how did u differentiated between B and Rh cuz in the video the results between them were almost similar.. but well very nice explanation ❤❤
For people who are confused: A+, B+ means that RBC have either antigen A or B with an RH factor. AB+ positive means that both A and B antigen are present along with an Rh factot. O+ means that neither antigen A or B is present but an Rh factor is present, the RBC is devoid of any antigen. A-, B- means that either antigen A or B are present but no Rh factor on RBC AB- means that both antigen A and B are present but no Rh factor O- means that the RBC is devoid of either A or B antigen along with an Rh factor, this the rarest type of blood. Presence or absence of an Rh factor determines if your blood group is positive or negative. The antisera contains the antibodies for the respective antigens i.e. A, B, Rh and thus they coagulate.
Here ill explain Look in the 1st column only A and Rh have dot B dont so A+ Look in the second column only B and Rh have dot A dont so B+ Look in the third column all have dot so AB+ Look in the fourth column only Rh have dot A and B dont so O+ Hope this helps❤
No, the detailing of the grouping method has a mistake. When you find reaction in A (with anti serum) itt is A When you find reaction in B it is B group When you find reaction it A and B, it is AB Group When NO reaction in A and B it is O group. Rh is for typing the blood whether it is negative or positive ( not for O group detection). If blood finds reaction with Rh serum it is positive else negative> So in the first slide, the result is A Negative The second slide it is B Negative so on an so forth... (not positive as written).
Those who didn't get it, I'll try to explain it So the first drop is indicating that it's A, second is B and the third drop of blood is to indicate it's sign that wheather it's positive or negative. So if the dots appear then it's group A and if not then it's not A and similarly if dots appear in second drop then it's B and if it doesn't then it's not B and if dots appear in both two drops then it's AB and if it doesn't appear in both then it's O and similarly in third drop if dots appear then it's positive and if not then it's negative I tried my best, hope you all can understand this 😅
Now i understand how blood group tests are done... Blood getting coagulated means it's the respective blood group... But i don't get what the blue liquid was
My blood group is O -ve ( Antigen A will not clot, Antigen B will not clot and even Rh factor will not clot) Like those who are universal donors and have their blood 🩸 group as O -ve.
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Explaination(in short notes)-✅
Dots in A and Rh= A+
Dots in B and Rh= B+
Dots in A,B and Rh= AB+
Dots in Rh = O+
No Dots = O-
Dots in A = A-
Dots in B = B-
Dots in A,B= AB- 😊👍
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Thanks 👍👍
You explain better than him
AB+ Waly me Rh me dots Nazar nhi arhy 🧐
@@2812keNida... Right
Pathologist present here😂
Now i understand the real science of blood group testing.....very informative video sir ❤
Ye bakchodi h
Jnb AB-ve hy
I don't understand what u understand
@@Mrmissesshaik I'm medical student so that's why I used such words....there is a complicated science behind this ...
I'm not even a medical student. But yeah, I did study Biology when I was in high school so maybe I understand because of that. But I don't think that it's that difficult to understand tbh
I am an engineering student but after watching it four times I got it clear so what can you say I have a super genius mind.
This is a very good explanation of blood groups!
Bro explained about 70% of the stuffs clearly. But at the end, he said something about the dots and wrote O+, A+ directly 😂😂
Yeah. And he didn't explain where does negative come from
Exactly my thought
Watch carefully when it's A+ the Rh and the A group has dots and it's the same for others like in AB+ all the part has dots and in O+ none shows anything
No Bro He Explained EveryThing Very Well.. watch carefully
you have to have knowledge of science behind this to clearly understand what reaction is happening here and what should be the result
In exams, when you are copying someone's answer and they skip an important step, but then arrive at the answer:
He explained as clearly as he can in 60 mins. Basic knowledge in blood grouping makes it easier to understand
60secs*
Mujhe og rha AB+ KI JAGH AB-ve hoga
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Really the most time worthy short I ve seen in my life❤
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Actually
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🗣️explanation: if Rh side has dots then the blood group is +ve, if the dots are absent then the blood group is -ve, if the dots are present in the A side then the blood group is A+, if dots are present in the B side then the blood group is B+, if dots are present in both A and B then the blood group is AB+, and if dots are only at Rh side the the blood group is O+ . ~11th grader pcmb!
Thanks 👍
But I saw dots in the first slide both in A and Rh ..and even in second slide B and rh
@@monazeba3206Dots in A and Rh... means A+
Dots in B and Rh... means B+
Kya thanks yahi video me batadete toh acha hota. 😂
Excellent what you said... 👌
I have seen this experiment during practical classes and i have those negative one's also😊...that's easy and interesting for me...
The third slide is AB negative. There is no agglutination seen in Rh sample. Agglutination can be seen in A and B and agglutination is absent in Rh sample. So the blood sample is AB negative.
Right, i also note that
I was looking for this comment. Thank you
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उई मां माताजी😂 कितनी like मिली है
धन्यवाद🙏
O- 😂 vale 🤙
Mere maa, papa , bhai or Mera hum sabka O+ blood group h 😂
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You explain very well and the animation is more useful thank you for your support for my exam
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After watching 6 times I understand this reaction and blood grouping check method.
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I think the 3rd one is AB negative
Shi pakde ho😊
@@Razaoffantibody A and B se react kr gyi means A B antigen present hai and Rh me antigen absent hai isliye AB negative hoga
Yessss Mai bhi yahi comment karne wali thi
@@LaibaKhan699 ek baar video Achi tarha Dekho
A or B dono antigen nhi hai.
Is lie O.
or RH kae antigen mujood hai tu +ve
Is lie O+
Or baat Rahi A or B antigen kae apas Mai react karnae ki tu A B kae sath kesae react kare gaa?
@@LaibaKhan699 o sorry Mai 4th Wala samjhaa
Ap Sahi bol Rahe ho AB- hai
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👍Thanks, i now know that it is done like this, that is, it is easy, but i have never tried it. 😅
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I have learned about these blood groups in my 12th and really loved to see practical here
Now my concepts have a back of practical 👍👍
Padhai krne pe sb smjh aata h aap bhut acha se btaye
Well explained sir👍
Thanks 👍
Sir meri family bolti he ki mera blood bachpan me check kiya tha tabh o+ bataya he ,lekin mene abhi kuch din pahle ek lab me check karaya to a+ repory aaya ,to kya मुझे fir se blood check karna chahiye @@Dr.WaqasKhan
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3rd one is AB Negative
Sahi kaha . Apne
Rh me dots nahi dikhe na usme
Hm sahi kaha ap ne
O +ve
O+ hi h Tut gya h dhyan se dekho Khali confused karte ho
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It was a good explaination by change in blood groups you can observe what is result ,in experiment like in bio observation is important as then you can tell what is result of experiment
Thanks 👍
Thank u so much sir bahut vadhiya revision class☺
Wow!.😲 Keep uploading medical related shorts brother, in simple way❤
It was like a movie starting with a good plot in the beginning and fucking up everything at the end !
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Wow first tym dekha ye...nice....❤
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AB- hai , O- meaning all three having antigen!
Mine O - negative, anyone else ..?😅 we are universal donar...
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Same. I'm from Lko😊
Me too
My younger brother is and my dad was o negative. If someone need you can make group or so.
Me and mom o postive
I'm o negative as well
Wo 3rd wala AB
-ve nikal tha sayad 🤔
Sayad Na😌😌
Han bhai... Wo Rh wale main agglutination nehin hua to wo... - ve hi hai
Ues bro thats AB-ve
Yes bro me bhi yahi dekh raha tha comments mai
@@drgurmeetgilll mujhe darr lagne laga hai. Mera AB+ hai, par kya pata isi doctor ne nikali ho 😢
Mujhe bahut achhe tarike se samjh aaya hai ye kyuki mai farst year MBBS me ki hun ❤
It's very helpful for new comers ❤❤❤
Jise samjh nahi aya uske liye me thoda last wala part simplify kardeta hu, first slide me A wale par as well as Rh wale par dots bane the therefore it is A+.2nd wale par B wale par as well as Rh par dots bane jiska matlab ye B+ hai. And last wale par sirf Rh par dots the matlab O+ . Ab agr 3 slides par Rh wale par dots nahi dikhte toh ye negative wale blood group hote.
Thanks 👍👍
Very well Explained sir!!😊
Thanks👍
@@Dr.WaqasKhan sir please also tell that how we will get to know about negative blood group
@@ArshiHamid-UPSY- If Rh is present in blood then it is positive and if not present blood grp is negative
I'm AB+ universal receiver Who else here AB+ plz like
Bruh, AB - is the universal reciever.
AB+ is reciever only for positive blood grps
Me bro
I'm o positive
kash negative hota
@@manpreethundal2895if you were O-ve, then it would have been so hard for you to find A matching donor in case of emergency... Because O-ve can recive blood from another O-....
i am ab+ bro
It depends on the blood dot gathering..When blood dots gather together
A & Rh = A+
B & Rh = B+
A & B = AB+
Rh = O+
if u see the dots, thats positive.
when A+ is there, completely dost ban jate A mein.
when B+ is there, completely dots ban jate B mein.
when AB+ is there, A mein similar results and B mein similar results but RH mein similarity nahi.
while O+ mein A and B similar hai. moreover RH factor mein bhi A and B jese factors hai.
Aur bhi bhaut factors hote. this is just observation based categorizarion.
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Kisne 1 si Jayda bar is video ko dheka samjhne ka liya like karlo 😊
Muze to sab me dots dikhe....
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O- rarest blood group 😢
😂😂ab- hota bro
@@AshishSingh-jv6jxab- is rare thats true rare as in less population with Ab- blood group but when it comes to who can donate... o- is rarest because O - can only receive from O -
Like if AB- needs blood it can receive from O- ,A- ,B- and AB-
But on the other hand if O- needs blood it can only receive from O- so as a receiver its rarest in the world
@@AshishSingh-jv6jx naah ! O- sabse rare hai...AB - ke bahut saare blood bank me mil jayenge 😕
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94% blood group in world are rhesas positive +. And 6% blood group are negative, o+ blood group is 36% dominated and A, B + dominates 40-55%, AB- is rare but O- is rarest among all hardly 3% people in world has this blood group .. ❤❤
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Where's my O negative 😢
In your Arteries😂
The 3rd one is AB-
Right
Nicely explained ❤
Thanks 👍
Me who is an Engineer Watching this: Intresting
Main kar chuka hun
😢 B -
Yes, B negative blood is rare, with only 2% of the population having this blood type
If you can see granules in the blood it means antigen antibody rxn has occured so it means for e.g - A antigen is present so it coagulated to form granule with antibody whereas in case of O where none antigen is present the consistency of serum remained same
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wow🎉🎉 so easy
good try 😅 per bohet esaan the❤❤😂 A+
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@@Dr.WaqasKhan thanks
Explanation: 1) dot dot ..means There's no any reaction.
2)those without dots reaction occurs there due to antigen antibody reaction.
3) for ex . In 1st ,there is dot in A so, it's A blood group and not dot in B and also dot in Rh (+) ...
So,its A+
Wow amazing, i like it & sorry i did not understand properly but apne bataya to sahi hoga 😊
I don't know what I watched but i enjoyed it.
People who didnt understand, here's the explanation.
If first drop forms dot dot (coagulation), it means blood is positive for A blood group.
If second drop forms the same, its for B blood group.
So in the first slide, it was coagulation only in first drop, so A blood group. In second slide, second drop, so B blood group, in third drop it was both, so its AB blood group, in last slide, there was no dot dot in first 2 drops, so its 0 blood group.
Now last drop (3rd drop) is about +ve and -ve in your blood group.
If it forms dot dot, its +ve, if it doesn't form its -ve.
So,
1st slide - A+
2nd - B+
3rd - AB+
4th - O+
False positive means Tests show positive, but in reality its not present.
Thanks for the explanation 👍
THEN HOW CAN YOU SAY, IT IS AB POSITIVE?
very very nice sir thank you
Most Welcome 👍
This is clearly explained. If you have skipped biology class in high school then you may not understand
that dot thing which he said is actually called agglutination that is,clumping of particles.
A and Rh same rxn(coagulation formation)means A +
B and Rh same rxn (coagulation formation)
Means B+
A B and RH all the three coagulated means AB+
Alone Rh coagulation means O+
u r toooooooo great sir
god bless you
Us zoology students know that this is one of our basic practical topic. This was fun back in BSC college 😂🤍
Thank you sir very very understandable
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Oke well in the second slide how did u differentiated between B and Rh cuz in the video the results between them were almost similar.. but well very nice explanation ❤❤
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3rd one is AB-ve cuz Rh did not scatter after mixing... If it scatters then it's positive
Interesting and very easy
3rd one is wrong its AB- becoz the agglutination has not taken place of D(Rh) antigen in 3rd slide
There is slight agglutination. Look carefully. Its AB positive
Bhai samajh tho ganta nhi aya pr dhekh ke bho maza aya😂😂
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For people who are confused:
A+, B+ means that RBC have either antigen A or B with an RH factor.
AB+ positive means that both A and B antigen are present along with an Rh factot.
O+ means that neither antigen A or B is present but an Rh factor is present, the RBC is devoid of any antigen.
A-, B- means that either antigen A or B are present but no Rh factor on RBC
AB- means that both antigen A and B are present but no Rh factor
O- means that the RBC is devoid of either A or B antigen along with an Rh factor, this the rarest type of blood.
Presence or absence of an Rh factor determines if your blood group is positive or negative.
The antisera contains the antibodies for the respective antigens i.e. A, B, Rh and thus they coagulate.
Here ill explain
Look in the 1st column only A and Rh have dot B dont so A+
Look in the second column only B and Rh have dot A dont so B+
Look in the third column all have dot so AB+
Look in the fourth column only Rh have dot A and B dont so O+
Hope this helps❤
Thanks ❤👍
@@Dr.WaqasKhan always welcome🎉
What’s the name of the anti serum?
Are the blood drops from a single person? (Row wise?)
Anti-sera A, Anti-sera B and Anti-sera D
Blood Samples are of 4 different people
No, the detailing of the grouping method has a mistake.
When you find reaction in A (with anti serum) itt is A
When you find reaction in B it is B group
When you find reaction it A and B, it is AB Group
When NO reaction in A and B it is O group.
Rh is for typing the blood whether it is negative or positive ( not for O group detection). If blood finds reaction with Rh serum it is positive else negative>
So in the first slide, the result is A Negative
The second slide it is B Negative
so on an so forth... (not positive as written).
Since I have performed this experiment so I can understand it easily
How to identify negative blood group?
I have also practiced this during my training 😊
Smj ni aaya pr देखकर acaha lga sir😅
We also did this ,it is so easy
Yesss now I MBBS doctor.. please visit my clinic😅😅😅
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I couldn't find any clotting in Anti D for Sample 3 the AB one
There is agglutination in Sample 3.
Actually the clarity of video is not so good that's why
Those who didn't get it, I'll try to explain it
So the first drop is indicating that it's A, second is B and the third drop of blood is to indicate it's sign that wheather it's positive or negative.
So if the dots appear then it's group A and if not then it's not A and similarly if dots appear in second drop then it's B and if it doesn't then it's not B and if dots appear in both two drops then it's AB and if it doesn't appear in both then it's O and similarly in third drop if dots appear then it's positive and if not then it's negative
I tried my best, hope you all can understand this 😅
It’s like ‘students, we are going to discuss about blood group’. Class is over hope all understood and tomorrow you will have test!
I think 🤔 3rd one is AB -ve blood grp.
Economics student here.. 😅 in the beginning i thought i m gonna be doctor after that .
At the end .
Sir k uper se guzer gya
3 rd is AB- negative because there are no dots at RH . I think so.
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Amazing
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Now i understand how blood group tests are done... Blood getting coagulated means it's the respective blood group... But i don't get what the blue liquid was
These coloured liquids are Anti-sera
Wow... Everything went over my head
Very interesting 👍
Thank you 👍
Did that when I was in class 7th ... Was Working in pathology lab
My blood group is O -ve ( Antigen A will not clot, Antigen B will not clot and even Rh factor will not clot)
Like those who are universal donors and have their blood 🩸 group as O -ve.