PBS 4.1.3 Regenerative Medicine

Diego has type A- blood, and he needs a blood transfusion. From which person below can he receive blood?

• Carolina with blood type A+

• Brad with blood type AB-

• Jacqueline with blood type O-

• Ricardo with blood type O+

What red blood cell antigens are present in a person with type B+ blood?

• B only

• B and Rh

• A and Rh

• A only

What type(s) of blood can a person with O+ RECEIVE?

• O+ and O-

• O+, only

• O-, only

• O+, A+, B+, AB+

Which of the following trends is true according to the graph?

• The gap between the number of people in need of a transplant, and the number of donors continues to increase

• The total number of individuals that are waiting for a transplant will level out by 2024

• Total number of transplants performed has remained nearly constant over the past 2 decades

• A decrease in the number of eligible donors has decreased between 1991 and 2015

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Which of the following can be donated when you are deceased?

• Heart

• Lungs

• Pancreas

• All of the above and more.

Which two things do doctors evaluate to determine a match for an organ donation?

• Race

• Age

• Tissue types

• Blood type

Anything the body does not recognize as belonging is deemed as:

• self

• non-self

• antigens

• antibodies

What is xenotransplantation?

• Transplanting organs from humans to animals.
• Transplanting organs from plants to animals.
• Transplanting organs from animals to plants.
• Transplanting organs, tissues, or cells from a different species into humans

What are ghost organs?

• Organs created using a patient's own cells and a scaffold for transplantation.
• Organs made from recycled materials
• Organs grown in a lab without any cells
• Organs created using alien technology

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What is bioprinting?

• Bioprinting is a technology that uses 3D printing techniques to print an organ scaffold.

• Bioprinting is a technology that uses 2D printing techniques to create living tissues and organs.
• Bioprinting is a technology that uses 3D printing techniques to create non-living objects.
• Bioprinting is a technology that uses chemical reactions to create living tissues and organs.