If an rh- mother becomes pregnant, when can erythroblastosis fetalis not possibly occur in the child?
a. if the child is rh+
b. if the father is rh+
c. if the child is rh-
d. it will occur no matter what

Your answer is C. Because D is automatically out, B and A risk erythroblastosis fetalis occurring but if the mother and the baby are both Rh- then nothing happens since they are of the same group

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