The Organ Donation Process

Where is an organ donor taken to take the organ?

• An operating room

• A waiting room

• A morgue

• No where. They stay at home.

Where are donated organs taken?

• A warehouse.

• A scientist's lab

• A transplant hospital.

• No where. They stay in the same hospital they were donated from.

How is the donor treated afterwards?

• Horribly.

• They 100% died in the process, so sadly.

• The same as they were.

• With honor and respect.

Who pays for the transplant?

• You, the person the organ is being transferred into.

• The donor.

Is there a chance your body rejects the organ?

• Yes, there is a chance

• No, it can never happen.

• It is guaranteed that your body will reject it.

How does the organ donation process relate to the 3rd Global Goal: Good Health and Well-Being?

• It doesn't relate to this at all.

• The organ donation process helps people in need, helping their health.

How does the information on these questions advocate for personal, family or community health?

• It tells us how the process works so we can know more about helping others via this process.

• It doesn't advocate for any of these.

Who makes organ matches?

• The Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN)

• The donor and the recipient.

• It is done randomly.

• The OTPN (Organ Transplant and Processes Now)

True or false? You cannot donate a piece of an organ whilst your alive.

• TRUE

• FALSE

True or false? Living donation is safe for the donor.

• FALSE

• TRUE