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Video Post-Test

1. Which of the following statements about organ donation pathways is FALSE?*
a. A person must be declared legally dead before their organs can be recovered for donation
b. Non-brain dead patients undergoing withdrawal of treatment (comfort care) may be eligible for organ donation after circulatory death
c. Brain death can be diagnosed at the bedside by a physician by means of a clinical examination
d. Clinicians should contact their Organ Procurement Organization (OPO) only after a patient has been declared legally dead
e. Discussions between the OPO and medical team should occur before any discussions of donation with a patient's family

2. Choose the incorrect statement about the organ donation process:*
a. Organ donation can occur after neurologic death (brain death) or circulatory death (death occurring after the heart stops)
b. Successful collaboration between the medical team and the Organ Procurement Organization (OPO) improves the chances that a patient's family will authorize donation
c. Declaring brain death involves specialized tests that are not available at every hospital
d. Only the OPO can determine if a patient is eligible or not for organ donation
e. Any person who dies in a hospital could be a potential organ or tissue donor

3. Referral to an Organ Procurement Organization should be made based on all of the following except:*
a. A very low Glasgow Coma Scale score (deep coma) that is not due to medications
b. When physicians are planning to do brain death testing
c. When comfort care measures are being considered
d. When a family member asks about organ donation
e. The physician's preference about whether their patient should be an organ donor

4. Which of the following statements about organ donation is TRUE?*
a. There are strict age limits for who can be an organ donor
b. An open casket funeral is still possible after full organ donation
c. An organ donor's family will be responsible for the medical bills related to the donation
d. Several major religions forbid or restrict organ donation
e. A person's financial and social status can influence their place on the transplantation waiting list

5. If you are registered to be an organ donor on your driver's license, doctors and nurses will not treat you aggressively, because they want to be able to use your organs for transplantation.*
Yes No

6. What percent of families say 'yes' to the donation option when appropriately approached.*
a. 1 out of 4
b. 2 out of 6
c. 4 out of 8
d. 3 out of 4
e. 9 out of 10

7. Who is qualified to approach families regarding donation?*
a. Physician
b. Nurse
c. OPO Representative
d. None of the above
e. All of the above

8. The importance of an early referral allows:*
a. The medical team and OPO representative to meet and discuss the patient?s donation possibilities-assessment of medical and social suitability for donation
b. The teams to develop a plan to discuss donation with the family
c. Determination of legal next of Kin
d. The teams collectively providing emotional support for the family
e. All the above

9. Which of the following statements regarding clinical triggers is FALSE?*
a. Clinical triggers remind clinicians when to refer patients to the OPO for evaluation and assessment for donation
b. Clinical triggers alert clinicians that donation is a possibility and the need for an early referral to provide donation opportunities and prevent donation from being offered to the family if the patient is either medically or socially not suitable for donation
c. Clinical triggers provide a framework for all teams to discuss donation opportunities early to collaborate on a plan for 'Next steps'
d. Clinical triggers indicate that care is futile and aggressive critical care measures are no longer needed

10. Up to 40% of potential donations are lost if they are not medically managed following determination of death.*
True False

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Saving & Healing Lives Video Evaluation
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