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Organ Donation

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Allocation

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The process of giving people the organs they need.

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Allograft

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An allograft is a transplant of an organ or tissue between two genetically non-identical members of the same species. Most human tissue and organ transplants are allografts.

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Blood Vessels

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Blood vessels are a network of tubular structures that transport blood throughout the body. They play a crucial role in the circulatory system, delivering oxygen and nutrients to tissues and removing waste products

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Brain Death

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death that occurs when the brain permanently cease

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Circulatory Death

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the irreversible cessation of all circulatory and respiratory functions, which can lead to organ donation after death

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Connective Tissue

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tissue in the body that connects the body together

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Cross-Matching

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a lab test to see if the blood/organ donor is a match

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Deceased Donor

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a dead person that is a registered organ donor

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Donation

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the process of giving away

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Donor Registry

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a process stating that you agree to donate your organs after death

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Human Leukocyte Antigens (HLA)

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proteins of the surface

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Immunosuppressive Drugs

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medications that weaken the immune system and shut it down

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Living Donor

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someone who donates organs of part of their organs while their living

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National Organ Transplant Act (NOTA)

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a national system of destributing organs

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Organ Donation

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the act of donating your organs to those in need

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Organ Preservation

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the act of preserving organs to keep them in an idle state for donation

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Organ Procurement

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Organ Procurement

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Organ Viability

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Organ viability refers to the time an organ remains functional and suitable for transplantation after being removed from a donor's body, with different organs having varying timeframes.

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Recipient

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the person receiving the organ

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Rejection

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the act of refusing something

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Tendons

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body parts that stretch and hold the body together

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Tissue

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protects the body such as skin

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Transplant Center

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an area where organs are harvested

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Waiting List

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a list stating the order on who gets which organ in what order