Fill in the blanks using choices below. Choices may be used more than once. Based on this principle, and applying the practice of separating RBCs from the plasma prior to a transfusion, a person with type AB negative blood [ Select ] can safely cannot safely give blood to a person with type B positive blood.   A person with "B negative" [ Select ] can safely cannot safely give blood to a person with type AB positive blood. When a transfusion reaction occurs, hemolytic rate is elevated; hemoglobin must be degraded to bilirubin by the [ Select ] hepatocytes macrophages . Failure to excrete bilirubin results in jaundice. One can test for differences in the form of circulating bilirubin to determine the cause of the jaundice. Elevated levels of [ Select ] unconjugated conjugated bilirubin indicate impaired hepatocyte function. Elevated levels of [ Select ] conjugated unconjugated bilirubin indicate blocked bile ducts.多重下拉选择题