Paul J., a 55-year-old man, was admitted with an intestinal obstruction. The following results were recorded by the blood bank technologist: What steps would you take to confirm your suspicions? Is the result of the antibody screen useful? Why or why not? Define secretor. What percent of the population are secretors? Assuming he is SeSe, what ABO antigens will be present in Paul’s secretions? Will Paul’s ABO reactions convert back to normal? If so, when?
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