What is the role of the Rh null phenotype in transfusion medicine?

A It is associated with increased risk of hemolysis
B It is a rare condition where an individual lacks all Rh antigens
C It is used as a universal donor type
D It is only found in individuals with a specific genetic disorder
The Rh null phenotype is a rare condition where an individual lacks all Rh antigens, which can pose challenges in transfusion medicine due to the potential for adverse reactions.
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