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Organ Donation

Mar 28, 2019

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Organ Donation. Created by: Sam Langston PIT-4 th Period. What is it?. “Donation of biological tissue or an organ of the human body, from a living or dead person to a living recipient in need of a transplantation”. What’s Donated?. Heart and heart valves Skin Bone and bone marrow

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Organ Donation Created by: Sam Langston PIT-4th Period

What is it? “Donation of biological tissue or an organ of the human body, from a living or dead person to a living recipient in need of a transplantation”

What’s Donated? Heart and heart valves Skin Bone and bone marrow Tendons Eyes Cornea Intestines Liver Pancreas Lungs Kidney (Any organ or tissue)

The Process Patient diagnosed Transplant team evaluates the patient If approved, the patient is placed on the national waiting list When an organ’s available, the local OPO enters information

The Process (Cont.) Computer generates a list of recipients OPO contacts transplant team and they either accept or decline the transplant If accepted, the team prepares Patient is brought to hospital to wait for surgery

Ages of Living Donors

Facts Over 100,000 Americans are on a waiting list Approximately 30,000 transplants are performed per year More than 6,000 people die by lack of a donor organ

Facts (Cont.) In the United States, organ donation is done only with consent of the family or donor themselves One organ donor can save up to eight lives Approximately 18 people die every day.

Facts (Cont.) Family does not have to pay bills relating to your donation Success rate is between 80 and 90 percent Illegal to buy and sell organs in the United States

Facts (Cont.) Anyone can be a donor Most religions support organ donation When matching donor organs to recipients, the computer configures in medical issues Open casket funeral is usually possible for donors

Donated Organs 628 Organs donated in the New York Metropolitan Area in 2012

Summary More than 100,000 Americans are the waiting list, one donor can save eight lives, it’s illegal to buy and sell organs, 30,000 transplants are done per year, and anyone can be a donor.

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Organ Donation. Basic facts. A. No age limits – under 18 requires parent or guardian consent B. To donate, indicate on driver’s license and carry donor card C. Assure family members know desire to be a donor D. Organs: heart, kidneys, pancreas, lungs, liver, and intestines

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Organ Donation. Dr. Rahul Pandit MD, FCICM, FJFICM, FCCP, DA Senior Consultant Intensive Care Fortis Hospital Visiting Consultant Gosford and Wagga Wagga base Hospital Australia. What is Death.

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• ORGAN DONATION
• In today's world, where everyone wants to be self-reliant, nobody wants to get to a point when they need to rely on someone else's help for their own life. But no one knows when things will stop working as per their will and wish. You might be independent and healthy today but who knows what's in store tomorrow.
• If you ever get to the point where you need a life-saving organ transplant, what do you do?
• Hundreds and thousands of Indians are already in the queuemen, women and children suffering silently, waiting patiently, praying fervently. Every year 5,000,00 of these people die because of the insufficiency of organs for transplant procedures. Nearly 2,00,000 people fall prey to liver problems, and some succumb to heart disease, some hope for a kidney replacement and others for a pair of corneas.
• The answer lies within you, your mind,
• your determination. You can be their life-changers just by taking a straightforward decision. By rising above and becoming someone's lifeline. Because when it's your turn, fate will be in your favour too.

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