Donor Classifications Flashcards

(8 cards)

1
Q

Patient who has a devastating neurological injury, is on life support, and death by neurological criteria (brain death) is expected soon.

A

Imminent

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2
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Brain death is confirmed and the patient meets specific clinical criteria for organ donation. (e.g., age 70 or under, no diagnosed exclusionary medical conditions).

A

Eligible

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3
Q

Deaths that do not meet Imminent or Eligible Criteria.

A

Neither

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4
Q

A 75-year old male who is declared brain dead per hospital policy is classified as

A

Neither

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5
Q

A 60-year old female with overwhelming sepsis and multi-system organ failure is
classified as

A

Neither

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6
Q

A 28-week old infant who is declared brain dead is classified as

A

Neither

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7
Q

A 30-year old male with no cough/gag, pupils are fixed/dilated, and is not
overbreathing the ventilator, but is not formally declared is classified as

A

Imminent

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8
Q

A 40-year old female who is declared brain dead but the family declines donation is
classified as

A

Eligible

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