1. Tania has type O blood and Tom has type B blood. Tom’s dad has type O blod. Is it possible for Tania and Tom to have children with type O blood? How about type B blood? What would you conclude if they had a child with type A blood?

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O+/B+=

Type A Chance:

0

%

Type B Chance:

75

%

Type AB Chance:

0

%

Type O Chance:

25

%

Child RH+ Chance:

93.75

%

Child RH- Chance:

6.25

%

0-/B+=

Type A Chance:

0

%

Type B Chance:

75

%

Type AB Chance:

0

%

Type O Chance:

25

%

Child RH+ Chance:

75

%

Child RH- Chance:

25

%

0-/B-=

Type A Chance:

0

%

Type B Chance:

75

%

Type AB Chance:

0

%

Type O Chance:

25

%

Child RH+ Chance:

0%

Child RH- Chance:

100

%

0+/B-=

Type A Chance:

0

%

Type B Chance:

75

%

Type AB Chance:

0

%

Type O Chance:

25

%

Child RH+ Chance:

75

%

Child RH- Chance:

25

%

Explanation:

http://www.endmemo.com/medical/bloodtype.php

explanation:

for example, code 28039 - excision, tumor, soft tissue of foot or toe, subcutaneous, 1.5 cm or greater, appears before 28043 - excision, tumor, soft tissue of foot or toe, subcutaneous; less than 1.5 cm.