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Description
Mind Map by Arun Johal, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Arun Johal
almost 10 years ago
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New Organs for Old
- Transplants-
Blood
transfusions,
cornea
transplants,
heart
transplants,
lung
transplants,
kidney
transplants.
- Problems- Rejection,
shortage of supply,
immunosuppresent
drugs treatments.
- Problems- Rejection,
shortage of supply,
immunosuppresent
drugs treatments.
- Mechanical
Replacements-Heart
pacemakers, artificial
hearts, artificial knee
and jip joints, eye
lenses.
- Problems- Size, power
supply, materials used
as they need to be he
same as what is being
replaced, body
reactions, materials
need to be inert so no
chemical reations occur
in the body.
- Problems- Size, power
supply, materials used
as they need to be he
same as what is being
replaced, body
reactions, materials
need to be inert so no
chemical reations occur
in the body.
- Donor
Organs-Taken from
the living or the
dead.
- National register of Donors
- Advantages-
It makes it
easier for
people to
sign up to
donate their
organs.
- Disadvantages-
People are not put
on the list from
the start, so might
not sign up later in
life therefore,
most people will
not give their
organs away.
- Advantages-
It makes it
easier for
people to
sign up to
donate their
organs.
- What makes a suitable living donor?
Need to be willing and healthy.
- Criteria needed for a dead donor.
Need to be a good tissue match and
right ageand size for recipient.
- National register of Donors
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