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2. Blood Typing and Crossmatching - Healthline

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   Learn how blood typing and crossmatching can help you receive compatible donor blood or organs. Type O blood is the universal donor, while type AB blood is the universal recipient.

3. 10 Important Blood Tests: What They Show, Why ... - Healthline

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   Learn what blood tests are, when to get them, and what they show. Find out about 10 common blood tests, such as CBC, BMP, and AST, and their normal ranges and possible abnormalities.

4. Blood Typing: Purpose, Procedure, and Risks - Healthline

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   Blood typing is a test that determines your blood type based on the antigens on your red blood cells. Learn about the ABO and Rh grouping systems, why blood typing is done, and how it’s performed.

5. Blood Crossmatching: The First Step in Blood Transfusions - WebMD

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   Blood crossmatching is a series of tests that ensure the blood is compatible between the donor and the recipient before a transfusion. Learn about the types of tests, why you might need them, and ...

6. Blood Types & ABO Blood Group Test: What Blood Type Are You?

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   O positive is one of the most common blood types, meaning you have O antigens and both A and B antibodies. Learn how O positive blood can be given to anyone with a positive blood type, and why it ...

7. Words per minute - Wikipedia

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   Words per minute (WPM) is a measure of typing speed, reading speed, or Morse code speed. The web page explains how WPM is calculated, what factors affect it, and what are the average and record speeds for different methods and languages.

8. Cambridge English: Young Learners - Wikipedia

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   Part 1 tests listening for names and descriptions. Part 2 has a short conversation between two people. There is a form or notebook page with some missing words (gaps). Children listen to the information in the recording and fill in each gap. The answer might be a word or a number. Part 2 tests listening for names, spellings and other information.

9. Medical transcription - Wikipedia

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   Medical transcription is an allied health profession that transcribes voice-recorded medical reports dictated by healthcare practitioners. Learn about the history, overview, and challenges of medical transcription, as well as the role of speech recognition and natural-language processing.