If B+ve blood is transfused to an O+ve patient accidentally, what might happen?
The donor’s antibodies will attack the patient’s RBC.
The patient’s anti-A antibodies will attack the donated RBC.
Nothing will happen because both donor and recipient lack anti-Rh antibodies.
The patient’s anti-B antibodies will attack the donated RBC.
The patient's anti-B antibodies will attack the donated RBC leading to their agglutination.