<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 29-year-old G1P0 woman, at 12 weeks estimated gestational age, presents for her first prenatal visit. Past medical history reveals the patient has type O blood and that her husband has type A blood. The patient is worried about the risk of her baby having hemolytic disease. Which of the following is correct regarding fetomaternal incompatibility in this patient?? A: It cannot affect first borns, B: It is more severe than RhO D alloimmunization, C: Prenatal detection is very important because fetomaternal incompatibility is associated with severe fetal anemia, D: A direct Coombs test is strongly positive, E: It is a rare cause of newborn hemolytic disease,  <response>: This is a question about fetomaternal blood type incompatibility in a pregnant woman. The key points are:- The woman is 29 years old, 12 weeks pregnant with her first pregnancy G1P0- The woman has type O blood- The husband has type A blood- The woman is worried about hemolytic disease in the babyThis is a case of ABO incompatibility since the mother is type O and the father is type A. The choices discuss the implications of this incompatibility. To answer the question, I need to consider which choice correctly describes fetomaternal ABO incompatibility in this scenario.E: It is a rare cause of newborn hemolytic disease 