This is a case of both Rh incompatibility and ABO incompatibility. Since the first pregnancy is normal but the second one resulted in hemolytic disease; it means that in the first pregnancy, the baby was Rh negative which lead the Rh positive mother to produce antibodies against Rh negative blood, which is noted in the second pregnancy leading to hemolytic disease. There may also be a form of ABO incompatibility. The correct answer is that both of her children are type A, Rh negative, and the mother is a type B, Rh positive.
Type 2 Diabetes which is a chronic condition that affects the way the body processes blood sugar (glucose).
What are we supposed to answer? Or are we supposed to confirm or deny
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1. Moist air
2. The less dense air, the less oxygen (at least that's what my teacher says)
Bacteria would be one
I hope I helped :3
