CE Test No 44:

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CE Test No 44:

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Name of the institution you are currently working *

Name of the state (Current institution) *

1. The term “organ donation” specifically refers to the *

removal of body parts of the human body from a cadaver to preserve it for educational purpose

removal of tissues of the human body from a living donor to preserve it for future use

removal of organs and tissues of the human body for transplanting to another human being

retrieval, preservation and transfer of cell/ova/fetus/sperm

2. Who among the following can be potential organ donors?

Dead person

Brain Dead Person

Living person

All of the above

3. Can organs be donated to non-relatives?
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Yes, they can if they pay for it

No, they cannot be donated

It depends on case- by- case basis

Yes, they can if the organs are compatible

Other:

4. Who should give consent for living donation when the donor is above 18 years?
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Spouse and relatives

Family members & Doctor

Doctor & Nurse

Donor & next of kin

Other:

5. Which of the following statements about living donation is INCORRECT
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Living donation can be directed to a specific recipient

Donation of organs may be commercialized in necessary circumstance

Living donation can be on humanitarian grounds

Donation can be made to an unrelated recipient

Other:

6. Which organs can be donated by a living donor?

Lung, Heart, Pancreas

Kidney, Liver, Pancreas

Liver, Heart, Eye

Pancreas, Gall bladder, Skin

Other:

7. A paired Kidney exchange / Kidney swap is exchanging organs between
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families

twins

non-relatives

siblings

Other:

8. The most relevant cause of brain death is
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Intracerebral bleed

Intracardiac bleeding

Diabetic ketoacidosis

Profuse scalp bleed

Other:

9. Who should give consent for deceased donation?
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Near relative

Extended family Member

Any relative

Donor

Other:

10. Which of the following organs can be donated by a brain-dead donor?

Heart, Brain, Lungs

Kidney, Liver, Brain

Heart, Kidney, Pancreas

Lungs, Brain, Spleen

Other:

11. Within how many hours after brain death should the cornea be removed for donation?
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Immediately

6 hours

12 hours

18 hours

Other:

12. Brain stem death is defined as
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Absence of brain stem reflexes

A reversible brain damage

A comatose state

An Unconscious state

Other:

13.The patient needs to be treated in which place in order to be certified as Brain dead?
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On the road

Intensive Care Unit

At home

A Shelter

Other:

14. A person may be declared brain dead when there is

Absence of pupillary reflex, corneal reflex, positive Apnea test

Cessation of heart beat and respiration, Unconsciousness

Setting of rigor mortis, decorticate posture, absent response to calorie test

Absence of corneal reflex, Babinski reflex and knee reflex

Other:

15. Should the donor family pay any charges for the retrieval of organs *

They should pay 1/10 of expenses

No, they need not pay the charges after declration of brain death

They should pay 50 % of the charges incurred till the patient

They pay all the expenses incurred by the donor

Other:

16. As per Ramachandra Protocol, which organ should be first requested
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Heart

Eyes

Lungs

Kidneys

Other:

17. Pathways created to transport organs from donor hospital to the recipient within minimum time is
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Blue Corridor

Red Corridor

Yellow corridor

Green Corridor

Other:

18. What is the contraindication for any type of organ donation?

Cardiac abnormality

Brain hemorrhage

HIV infection

Cancer

Other:

19. Can a person accept any monetary or other benefits for donating an organ?
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It depends on the circumstances

Yes, as long as the benefits are not given by pressure

No, not under any circumstances

Yes, when presented as a gift

Other:

20. Within how many hours after retrieval should the Heart be transplanted to the recipient?
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2 hours

4hours

6 hours

8 hours

Other:

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