<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 26-year-old G1P0 woman presents for her first prenatal visit. Past medical history reveals the patient is blood type O negative, and the father is type A positive. The patient refuses RhoD immune globulin RhoGAM, because it is derived from human plasma, and she says she doesnt want to take the risk of contracting HIV. Which of the following is correct regarding the potential condition her baby may develop?? A: RhoD immune globulin is needed both before and immediately after delivery to protect this baby from developing the condition, B: She should receive RhoD immune globulin to prevent the development of ABO incompatibility, C: She should receive RhoD immune globulin to prevent the development of RhD alloimmunization, D: The RhoD immune globulin will also protect the baby against other Rh antigens aside from RhD, E: The injection can be avoided because the risk of complications of this condition is minimal,  <response>: This is a question about Rh incompatibility between a pregnant woman who is Rh negative blood type O negative and a father who is Rh positive blood type A positive. The key points are:- The woman is refusing RhIg RhoGAM due to concerns about contracting HIV. - RhIg helps prevent Rh sensitization and hemolytic disease of the newborn.- RhIg is needed during pregnancy at 28 weeks and after delivery if the baby is Rh positive. - RhIg does not treat or prevent ABO incompatibility.- RhIg only protects against the RhD antigen, not other Rh antigens. So the correct answer should indicate the need for RhIg to prevent Rh sensitization and hemolytic disease in an Rh positive baby.C: She should receive RhoD immune globulin to prevent the development of RhD alloimmunization 