Construct a well-referenced cross match table that would be considered in any hospital to enlighten Amalen and Lokwago and about the matter.

A cross-match table illustrates the compatibility between different blood types for safe transfusion. It shows which donor blood types can be given to which recipient blood types without causing an adverse reaction (agglutination).

• Recipient A: Can receive from A and O.
• Recipient B: Can receive from B and O.
• Recipient AB: Can receive from A, B, AB, and O (universal recipient).
• Recipient O: Can receive only from O (universal donor, but only receives from O).

The table will have recipient blood types as rows and donor blood types as columns. A checkmark ($\checkmark$) indicates compatibility, and a cross ($\times$) indicates incompatibility.

This table shows that for a safe transfusion, the recipient's blood type must be compatible with the donor's blood type. For example, a person with blood type A can receive blood from a donor with blood type A or O, but not from B or AB. This cross-matching process is crucial to prevent severe transfusion reactions caused by the recipient's antibodies attacking the donor's red blood cells.

$\text{See table above}$