What are the dangers of transfusing donor Rh-negative RBCs to an Rh-positive patient?
A) There are no dangers.
B) A hemolytic transfusion reaction will occur.
C) A patient will be sensitized and will develop an Anti-D.
D) Most Rh-negative blood is c- and e-positive, and because of their immunogenicity the patient may form an antibody to those antigens.
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