<prompt> A blood donor is not considered for safe transfusion, if he has :Anti HBs Ag veAnti HBs Ag and HBc Ag veHbs Ag ve, IgM anti HBc veAnti HBe ve  <response>: Answer is C Hbs Ag and 1gM anti-HBc Presence of HBszle ve status alone with an leM type of anti HBc is indicative of acute viral hepatitis B. Such a patient is ceainly not considered safe for transfusion. Anti HbsAe ve alone : Indicate either Immunization with HBsAg Remote past infection False positive Such a patient is considered safe. HbcAe is never detectable in the serum, and this is a false proposition altogether. Anti Hbe ve alone is insufficient data to comment up on. However presence of anti Hbe Ag. indicates HBV infection with low infectivity. Although transfusion is not advisable in this case, this person is safer than option c. 