Blood Types

DISCOVER FACTS ABOUT YOUR BLOOD TYPE

O NEGATIVE

THE ULTIMATE GIVER

O negatives are extraordinary! They are considered the “Universal Blood Type.

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O POSITIVE

THE SECRET SAVER

O positives are versatile because they are used for trauma, air medical services and ambulance emergencies.

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A NEGATIVE

THE COMFORTER

A negatives are powerful because they help those in surgery or those who would need a red cell transfusion!

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A POSITIVE

THE A-LISTERS

A positives are one of the biggest groups! They are considered the “Platelet Protectors.”

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B NEGATIVE

THE BEES KNEES

B negatives are very unique! Very few people have this type, so it’s usually in high demand!

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B POSITIVE

THE BRIGHT ONES

B positives always look on the bright side and it’s not just in the name! 

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AB NEGATIVE

THE RARE ONE

AB negatives are the most rare blood type in the world. You are also known as the “Universal Plasma Donor.”

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AB POSITIVE

THE LUCKY ONES

AB Positives are the lucky ones! They are considered the “Universal Recipients.”

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ONE BLOOD DONATION CAN HELP SAVE THREE LIVES.

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HISTORY, STATS & FACTS

Karl Landsteiner was the first to identify the three main blood groups, A, B and O. This discovery changed the world of blood donation and affects us even today.

RH-NEGATIVE

In the United States, only 15% of the population has a negative antigen. This means that negatives need to donate more to make up for the need for Rh-negative transfusions.

RH-POSTITIVE

In the United States, 85% of the population has this Rh-positive blood factor, which means most people have positive blood types.

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