What test is used to identify the maternal level of Rh antibodies in the mother's blood?
a. Indirect Coombs test
b. Hemolytic test
c. Rh antibody test
d. Direct Coombs test
ANS: A
The indirect Coombs test measures the maternal level of antibodies.
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