Question 1

During organ procurement,no drugs are given to the patient during the procedure.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

Match each transplanted tissue with its definition.
-Transplantations to an anatomically abnormal location

Accepted Answer

A) Allografts 
B) Autografts 
C) Isografts 
D) Xenografts 
E) Orthotopic transplants
F)Heterotopic transplants 
A) Allografts 
B) Autografts 
C) Isografts 
D) Xenografts 
E) Orthotopic transplants
F)Heterotopic transplants F

Question 3

A child awaiting a liver transplant requires a liver donated by a child because of patient size and surface area of the liver.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

Which two organs can be removed from nonheartbeating donors?

Accepted Answer

A) Skin and bone 
B) Kidney and pancreas 
C) Heart and liver 
D) Lung and liver 
A) Skin and bone 
B) Kidney and pancreas 
C) Heart and liver 
D) Lung and liver

Question 5

People with HIV (human immunodeficiency virus)cannot receive a transplanted organ or tissue.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Presence of which disease is an indication for a bone marrow transplantation?

Accepted Answer

A) Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) 
B) Spinal muscular atrophy (SM
A)  
C) Myelogenous leukemia 
D) Graft-versus-host disease 
A) Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) 
B) Spinal muscular atrophy (SM
A)  
C) Myelogenous leukemia 
D) Graft-versus-host disease

Question 7

Procured organs are placed in sterile containers and packed with dry ice to decrease ischemia.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Match each transplanted tissue with its definition.
-Transplantation to normal recipient site

Accepted Answer

A) Allografts 
B) Autografts 
C) Isografts 
D) Xenografts 
E) Orthotopic transplants
F)Heterotopic transplants 
A) Allografts 
B) Autografts 
C) Isografts 
D) Xenografts 
E) Orthotopic transplants
F)Heterotopic transplants

Question 9

Match each transplanted tissue with its definition.
-Donor is also the recipient of the tissue

Accepted Answer

A) Allografts 
B) Autografts 
C) Isografts 
D) Xenografts 
E) Orthotopic transplants
F)Heterotopic transplants 
A) Allografts 
B) Autografts 
C) Isografts 
D) Xenografts 
E) Orthotopic transplants
F)Heterotopic transplants

Question 10

Match each transplanted tissue with its definition.
-Genetically identical donor and recipient

Accepted Answer

A) Allografts 
B) Autografts 
C) Isografts 
D) Xenografts 
E) Orthotopic transplants
F)Heterotopic transplants 
A) Allografts 
B) Autografts 
C) Isografts 
D) Xenografts 
E) Orthotopic transplants
F)Heterotopic transplants

Question 11

Which of the following criteria must a patient be evaluated for and meet before being cleared to donate a heart for transplantation?

Accepted Answer

A) No previous evidence of viral infections 
B) No evidence of hypertension 
C) No medications or illicit drug use history 
D) Similar body size 
A) No previous evidence of viral infections 
B) No evidence of hypertension 
C) No medications or illicit drug use history 
D) Similar body size

Question 12

Match each transplanted tissue with its definition.
-Homograft between genetically different humans

Accepted Answer

A) Allografts 
B) Autografts 
C) Isografts 
D) Xenografts 
E) Orthotopic transplants
F)Heterotopic transplants 
A) Allografts 
B) Autografts 
C) Isografts 
D) Xenografts 
E) Orthotopic transplants
F)Heterotopic transplants

Question 13

Which is one of the three types of bone marrow transplants?

Accepted Answer

A) Synologous 
B) Allogeneic 
C) Xenologous 
D) Isogenic 
A) Synologous 
B) Allogeneic 
C) Xenologous 
D) Isogenic

Question 14

What act is recognized by all 50 states as a legal consent for organ donation?

Accepted Answer

A) Organ Transplant Registry Act 
B) United Network for Organ Sharing Act 
C) Uniform Anatomical Gift Act 
D) Total Organ Perfusion System 
A) Organ Transplant Registry Act 
B) United Network for Organ Sharing Act 
C) Uniform Anatomical Gift Act 
D) Total Organ Perfusion System

Question 15

Match each transplanted tissue with its definition.
-Tissue grafted between different species

Accepted Answer

A) Allografts 
B) Autografts 
C) Isografts 
D) Xenografts 
E) Orthotopic transplants
F)Heterotopic transplants 
A) Allografts 
B) Autografts 
C) Isografts 
D) Xenografts 
E) Orthotopic transplants
F)Heterotopic transplants

Question 16

Orthoclone OKT3 and cyclosporine are two types of immunosuppressive agents that do not affect the entire immune system when given to prevent and treat allograft rejection.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

What areas of the body is donor bone marrow taken from?

Accepted Answer

A) All bones 
B) Ribs 
C) Iliac crests and sternum 
D) Sternum and femur 
A) All bones 
B) Ribs 
C) Iliac crests and sternum 
D) Sternum and femur

Question 18

Tissue typing,or histocompatibility testing,is the detection of what substance known to affect rejection?

Accepted Answer

A) Complex assays 
B) Cell-surface antigens 
C) Cyclosporine 
D) Prostaglandin 
A) Complex assays 
B) Cell-surface antigens 
C) Cyclosporine 
D) Prostaglandin

Exam 45: Organ Procurement and Transplantation

During organ procurement,no drugs are given to the patient during the procedure.

Match each transplanted tissue with its definition. -Transplantations to an anatomically abnormal location

A child awaiting a liver transplant requires a liver donated by a child because of patient size and surface area of the liver.

Which two organs can be removed from nonheartbeating donors?

People with HIV (human immunodeficiency virus)cannot receive a transplanted organ or tissue.

Presence of which disease is an indication for a bone marrow transplantation?

Procured organs are placed in sterile containers and packed with dry ice to decrease ischemia.

Match each transplanted tissue with its definition. -Transplantation to normal recipient site

Match each transplanted tissue with its definition. -Donor is also the recipient of the tissue

Match each transplanted tissue with its definition. -Genetically identical donor and recipient

Which of the following criteria must a patient be evaluated for and meet before being cleared to donate a heart for transplantation?

Match each transplanted tissue with its definition. -Homograft between genetically different humans

Which is one of the three types of bone marrow transplants?

What act is recognized by all 50 states as a legal consent for organ donation?

Match each transplanted tissue with its definition. -Tissue grafted between different species

Orthoclone OKT3 and cyclosporine are two types of immunosuppressive agents that do not affect the entire immune system when given to prevent and treat allograft rejection.

What areas of the body is donor bone marrow taken from?

Tissue typing,or histocompatibility testing,is the detection of what substance known to affect rejection?

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