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Organ Donation (Donation process (Organ Donor (health functioning organs),…

- - - - heart, lungs, eyes, etc.
- - - - when they fail
    - - Polycystic disease
      - diabetes
      - high blood pressure
      - urinary infection
    - - living donor -
        
        95%
      - deceased -
        
        85% - 90%
    - - come from living or deceased
  - - - when liver is failing, other treatment failed
    - - Inherited Disease
        
        Hemochromatosis, Cystic Fibrosis
      - Autoimmune diseases
        
        Primary Biliary Cirrhosis, Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis
      - Viruses
        
        Hepatitis B - Hepatitis C
    - - intake no drugs or alcohol
    - - patient who's braindead
      - living person who's willing to donate
    - - Adults -
        
        85%
      - Children
        
        90%
  - - - malformation
      - viral illness
      - coronary artery disease
    - - 80% return to healthy lifestyles
    - - Common for people who:
        
        are obese
        
        have high blood pressure
        
        have diabetes
        
        smoke
    - - Heart can no longer do it's job
- - - - $83 024
    - - $62 302
    - - $75 660
    - - $34 361
    - - $91 000 - $126 000
- - - - writing, have said with witnesses
  - - - writing, have said with witnesses
  - - - declared death in situation of donation
    - - death determined (by physicians)
- - - - Breeding of pigs for the purpose of transplantation
    - - Pig liver/kidney produce different hormones than humans
    - - Antibodies
    - - Immediate injury to organs
    - - blood stream against animal tissue
    - - ex: pig to humans
  - - - used if heart not available for short time
      - pumping action
    - - contains liver cells
      - blood circulate through filter
      - function of liver for short time
  - - - extended to them, parent to child
    - - most successful, don't require that much drugs
- - - - deceased
      - From the living
        
        Catholics believe it's 'unethical between the living'
        
        Infants, Human Fetus
    - - Media Publicity
      - Buying and selling human organs
      - Types of consent:
        
        Voluntary
        
        Family
        
        Presumed
        
        Request required
        
        Routine inquiry