what type ob blood do the veins bring?
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Veins bring blood TOWARD the heart. Most often, this blood is Deoxygenated, however the pulmonary veins bring Oxygenated blood toward the heart.
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first all blood has 3 genes a,b,o.  A and B are both dominant while o is recessive.  A person with A phenotype blood can have a genotype of AA or AO.  Same with the B phenotype blood except only with B.  AB phenotype is the same as the genotype AB and same goes for O.  OO phenotype can only be seen as OO genotype.  When people do the nasty and mate each one type is paired with another.  For example an AO phenotype person and an B0 phenotype person can have a babies as AB,AO,BO,OO.  The punnet square all depends on two peoples blood type and the possibilities of the childs when they mate, you cannot make a square of an individual.
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O Negative is the universal donor.\n\nIndividuals with type O blood have red blood cells with neither antigen, but produce antibodies against both types of antigens. Therefore, a person with type O-negative blood can safely donate to a person with any ABO blood type and is called a "universal donor". However, an O-negative person can only receive blood from another O-negative person.
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Blood does not need oxygen to be red.  Blood is never blue.  Just because a hose is green, it doesn't mean the water coming out will be green as well. (referring to veins)
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It has bee several years since I studied blood banking but I think I remember this.  This is a really rare blood type.  To begin with, blood type is determined by antigens on the surface of red cells.  There are two of these antigens, A and B. a person can have one or the other, both or neither resulting in type A, B, AB or O type blood.  Whatever blood type a person has, They have antibodies against the others except for O since it has no antigen.  The antibodies are what make on blood type incompatible with another.  Type O blood is considered the universal donor because there are no antibodies against type O, except in the case of Bombay blood type.  These people actually do have antibodies against type O blood cells.  The condition is extremely rare and very dangerous for those who have it.
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I am really sorry to read that. Mine is B+, pl lemme know if the hospital can exchange the blood, i mean taking mine and giving the required O+. I am in chennai. u can contact me by clicking my icon.
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I would say red.  The brighter red the colour of the blood, the more oxygen it carries. The darker its color, the less oxygen it carries.  Arterial blood is generally a brighter red because it has recently passed through the lungs. Venous blood is generally a darker red because it has passed through the capillaries where the oxygen is transferred from the blood to the tissues.\n\nSome people think that blood inside the body is blue but this myth probably started when someone drew a chart of the human blood system and colored the arteries red and the veins blue. This myth has been around a long time and seems to have a life of its own.
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There are two possible answers.  Are you referring to the oxygenated blood pathway and the deoxygenated blood pathway or the arterial and venous pathways?  In either case, here is a quick rundown. \n\nThe pathway of oxygenated blood:\nStarting in the lungs:  Pulmonary capillaries, pulmonary venuoles, pulmonary veins, to the left atrium through the mitral valve to the left ventricle, through the aortic valve to the aorta, the arteries, the arterioles and to the systemic capillaries throughout the body.\n\nThe pathway of deoxygenated blood:\nStarting in the systemic capillaries, the venules, veins, then into the right atrium from either the superior vena cava, inferior vena cava or the coronary sinus, then through the tricupid valve into the right ventricle, through the pulmonary valve, the pulmonary arteries, pulmonary arterioles, and into the pulmonary capillaries of the lungs. \n\nArtery Pathway:  Pulmonary Arteries, Coronary Arteries, Aorta, Common Cartoid Artery, Subclavian Artery, Auxillary Artery, Brachial Artery, Radial Artery, Ulnar Artery, Brachiocephalic Artery, Common Iliac Artery, Internal Iliac Artery, External Iliac Artery, Femoral Artery, Popliteal Artery, Anterior Tibial Artery, and Posterior Tibial Artery\n\nVenous Pathway:  Pulmonary Veins, Cardiac Veins, IVC, SVC, Internal Jugular Vein, Subclavian Vein, Auxillary Vein, Brachial Vein, Radial Vein, Ulnar Vein, Brachiocephalic Vein, Common Iliac Vein, Internal Iliac Vein, External Iliac Vein, Femoral Vein, Popliteal Vein, Anterior Tibial Vein, and Posterior Tibial Vein
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Blood Oranges and Tomato Juice. They start them out just getting used to the color of blood. :-)\n\nA.H.
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carries oxygen around the body
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AB is the rarest blood type, while the universal O blood type is the most common.
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Blood is everything!! You do not want children with problems, do you?\n\nFor your blood type, your best match is: \n\nType O\n\nA+ and B+ can cause hemogoblinia, which causes small stature in offspring and can cause clawlike hands to form\n\nA+ and A can cause 'Vampirism' which results in offspring that tends to stay out late, wear dark clothes, and engage in orgiastic bloodletting parties.\n\nO is the 'black' of blood. It goes with everything.
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O+ 39% \n\nA+ comes in second at 34%\nO+ can be used for all the other + blood types. \n\nOnly 7% of the population has O- but it can be used for all blood types. \n\nDonations go down in the summer months because of vacation travel ...so now is great time to donate blood and save a life. \n\nAll blood types are appreciated and needed but O- and B- blood types are especially needed now.
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Most common: O+\nUniversal donor: O-
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There are 4 blood types = A,B,AB and O\nIn these blood types the RH is either positive or negative.\nSo there are 8 different blood types.\nAll humans have the same basic blood types, so transfusions are available after they find the blood type of the person needing it. The exception being O-(neg) blood is universal donor, meaning any one can get it, AB- is universal recpient, meaning they can get any blood type.\nAsians are NOT all rh-.
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Good info in the other answers but short and sweet  If you and your sibs are O  and 1 parent is O then the other parent must be AO genetically  type A blood. There is no way the 2nd parent could be AB
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you should never inject plain water in the vein. It would have to be some type of saline. Which is used in the hospital for electrolyte replenishment. \n\nRegular tap water has a bunch of things in it. When we drink it our body breaks it down. It you inject it there is a possiblity you could come up ill.