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        | Mother is Rh- and baby is Rh+ .causes the mother’s red blood cells attack those of the baby as they would any foreign invaders. |  | 
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        | hormone released from kidney and liver to stimulate red cell production in bone marrow |  | 
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        | iron, B12, and Folic acid |  | Definition 
 
        | necessary for RBC production |  | 
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        | has neither A or B antibody |  | 
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        | has both A and B Antibody and no antigen |  | 
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        | abnormal blood clot in a vessel without trauma |  | 
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        | blood clot that is carried by blood vessels to another part of the body |  | 
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        | some white cells "eat" foreign objects and dead cells |  | 
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