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Simulated Blood Lab Report

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WARD’S SIMULATED BLOOD
Objective: The objective of this lab is to use Ward’s simulated blood to know the blood types and Rh factor of four people.
Hypothesis: Based on the exercise, if Mr. Smith is a blood type A+, then he will coagulate with anti A and anti Rh. If Mr jones is a blood type B-, then he will coagulate with Anti- B serum. If Mr Green is a AB+, then he will coagulate with Anti- A, B and Rh. If Mr Brown is O-,then he won’t coagulate with any of the blood type A,B and Rh
Materials: In this lab, we used Blood typing slides, toothpicks, Unknown samples: Mr. smith,Mr green,Mr. Green, Ms. Brown. Simulated Anti- A typing serum, Simulated Anti- B typing serum, Simulated Anti-Rh typing serum. We also used Microscope slide,coverslip,ward’s simulated blood and a compound microscope (400x magnification)
Method: In this lab, we used four slides labelled Mr.smith,Mr jones, Mr Green, Ms Brown. We placed 4 drops of mr smith’s blood in each of A,B,C and Rh,then we placed 3 drops of mr. jone’s blood in each of the A,B,and Rh ,then we placed 3 drops of mr green’s blood in each of the A,B,and Rh. We placed 3 drops of Mr. Brown’s blood in each of the A,B and Rh,then we added 3 drops of simulated anti-serum in each A well on the four slides. We …show more content…

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