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    This document discusses organ transplantation and donation. It addresses the steady growth of transplantation due to medical advances but also the lack of organ resources which has led to abuses like killing or maiming donors. It defines key terms like donor, vendor, and recipient. It also outlines various bioethical considerations around ensuring informed consent of donors and recipients, preventing exploitation of vulnerable groups, and establishing just systems for organ allocation. The roles and responsibilities of nurses are discussed as advocates for donors and in educating the public.

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    This document discusses organ transplantation and donation. It addresses the steady growth of transplantation due to medical advances but also the lack of organ resources which has led to abuses like killing or maiming donors. It defines key terms like donor, vendor, and recipient. It also outlines various bioethical considerations around ensuring informed consent of donors and recipients, preventing exploitation of vulnerable groups, and establishing just systems for organ allocation. The roles and responsibilities of nurses are discussed as advocates for donors and in educating the public.

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    This document discusses organ transplantation and donation. It addresses the steady growth of transplantation due to medical advances but also the lack of organ resources which has led to abuses like killing or maiming donors. It defines key terms like donor, vendor, and recipient. It also outlines various bioethical considerations around ensuring informed consent of donors and recipients, preventing exploitation of vulnerable groups, and establishing just systems for organ allocation. The roles and responsibilities of nurses are discussed as advocates for donors and in educating the public.

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    Care at The Promotion of Life

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    This document discusses organ transplantation and donation. It addresses the steady growth of transplantation due to medical advances but also the lack of organ resources which has led to abuses like killing or maiming donors. It defines key terms like donor, vendor, and recipient. It also outlines various bioethical considerations around ensuring informed consent of donors and recipients, preventing exploitation of vulnerable groups, and establishing just systems for organ allocation. The roles and responsibilities of nurses are discussed as advocates for donors and in educating the public.

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    CARE

    AT THE
    PROMOTION
    OF LIFE:

    ORGAN
    TRANSPLANTATION
    AND DONATION
    ADVANCE IN SURGERY AND INTRODUCTION OF NEW
    DRUGS HAVE LED TO THE STEADY GROWTH OF ORGAN
    TRANSPLANTATION AND DONATION
    LACK OF ORGAN RESOURCE

    LED TO ABUSES SUCH AS :

    • ROBBING

    • MAIMING

    • KILLING OF DONORS

    • COMMERCIALIZATION OF ORGANS

    BY HEALTH CARE GIVERS

    • MIDDLE MEN OR INSTITUTIONS

    • COERCION EXPLOITATION OF

    DISADVANTAGED DONORS OR
    TINATAYANG NASA MAHIGIT 20 NA ANG MGA TAONG NAWAWALA NA HANGGANG
    SA NGAYON AY WALA PANG MALINAW NA PALIWANAG KUNG NASAAN NA ANG
    MGA ITO. NITO LAMANG NAKARAANG TAON, BATA RAW ANG PINUPUNTIRYA NG
    MGA "PUTING VAN." PERO NGAYON AY MUKHANG WALA NA SILANG PINIPILING
    EDAD, BATA KA MAN O MATANDA NA, PAYAT MAN O MATABA, BASTA KAYA KANG
    ILAGAY SA VAN AY KUKUNIN KA NILA. MAY ILAN DIN NA NAGSASABING MGA
    TERMINOLOGIES
    TO CONSIDER
    ORGAN DONATION

    GIVING OF
    TISSUE/ORGAN/BODY BY A
    PERSON TO ANOTHER
    PERSON OR TO AN
    INSTITUTION
    DONOR
    THE GIVER WHO MAY BE A
    CADAVER (WITH AN
    ASSUMPTIVE DOCUMENT
    BY THE DONOR WHEN
    STILL ALIVE OR BY PROXY)
    OR A LIVING PERSON
    (EITHER BY RELATIVES,
    NON-RELATIVE)
    VENDOR

    PERSON WHO EXCHANGE


    THEIR ORGAN FOR MONEY
    RECIPIENT

    THE RECEIVER OF THE


    ORGAN GIVEN BY THE
    DONOR OR INSTITUTION; A
    RECIPIENT WHO PAY THE
    ORGAN IS A BUYER
    ORGAN
    TRANSPLANTATION

    THE TRANSFER OR THE


    PLANTING ACROSS OF
    ORGAN FROM
    DONOR/VENDOR TO
    RECIPIENT/BUYER
    XENOTRANSPLANTATION

    PLANTING OF AN ORGAN
    FROM ANIMAL ORGAN TO
    HUMAN BEINGS.
    ALLOTRANSPLANTATION

    THE TRANSPLANTATION OF
    THE ORGAN FROM ONE
    BODY TO ANOTHER BODY
    OF THE SAME SPECIES.
    HARM
    AND

    RISK
    1.ACCURATE DEFINITION OF DEATH
    MUST BE FOLLOWED AND OBSERVED
    2. THE DYING CANNOT BE KILLED
    3. THE ORGAN TO
    BE REMOVED
    MUST NOT BE A
    NECESSARY
    CONDITION FOR
    LIFE OR FOR
    PERSONAL
    PROCREATION,
    LIKE, BRAIN AND
    4. AN PART OF
    THE BODY THAT
    CAN EASILY BE
    REGENERATED
    CAN BE GIVEN
    SUCH AS
    BLOOD, HAIR,
    BONE MARROW
    5. A SECOND
    KIDNEY OR A
    PORTION OF
    THE LIVER
    THESE ARE NOT
    NECESSARY
    FOR THE
    PERSONAL OR
    PROCREATION
    IDENTITY
    • THE DONOR SHOULD BE AWARE ABOUT THE
    PRE-DURING AND POST HEALTH SCHEME OF THE
    OPERATION.
    1. PROPER SCREENING
    2. STANDARD OF
    HEALTH CARE
    3. REIMBURSEMENT OF MEDICAL EXPENSES
    4. DISABILITY AND LIVELIHOOD LOST (BURIAL EXPENSES
    OF THE CADAVER)
    5. PREVENTION OF DISCRIMINATION IN JOB
    6. PREVENTION IN COMMUNITY ACCEPTANCE
    • THE INTRINSIC WORTH AND DIGNITY OF THE DONOR
    MUST BE RESPECTED. THE FOLLOWING MUST OBSERVED:
    1. FREE AND INFORMED CONSENT MUST BE GIVEN
    2. INFORMATION GIVEN SHOULD INCLUDE PROCESS
    OF MATCHING, THE CHANCE OF SUCCESS OF THE
    TRANSPLANT AND PERMISSION TO REFUSE
    3. FINANCIAL NEED AND IGNORANCE MAKE TE
    MARGINALIZED VULNERABLE TO EXPLOITATION
    • IN CASE OF CADAVER, CONSIDERATION MUST BE
    OBSERVED:
    1. CONSENT FOR THE DONATION MUST BE GIVEN OR
    OBTAINED SPECIALLY PERSON THAT MET AN
    ACCIDENT
    ORGAN RECIPIENT
    -IN CASE OF SERIOUS
    ILLNESS MAN HAS THE
    RIGHT AND THE
    OBLIGATION TO TAKE
    NECESSARY MEASURES TO
    PROMOTE LIFE AND
    HEALTH.
    -TO THE EXTENT THAT IF IT
    IS AVAILABLE ONE HAS A
    RIGHT TO AND OBLIGATION
    SOME BIOETHICAL
    CONSIDERATION ARE
    REQUIRED FOR IT TO BE
    MORALLY AND BIOETHALLY
    ACCEPTED:
    *RESPECT FOR AUTONOMY
    MUST BE ALLOW THE
    RECIPIENT TO CHOOSE HOW
    TO GET AN ORGAN. IT
    REQUIRES:
    *THERE MUST BE JUSTICE IN ALLOCATION.
    THE FOLLOWING MUST BE CONSIDER:
    1. THE CRITERION FOR JUDGING
    EQUALITY IS BASED ON THE CHANCE OF
    SUCCESS.
    2. THE ABILITY TO PAY THE COSTS OF
    THE TRANSPLANT AND THE EXPENSIVE
    ANTI-REJECTION MEDICATION
    DETERMINES SUCCESS AND ACCESS
    3. GIVEN THE CASE THAT BOTH ARE
    CAPABLE TO SPEND HAS SUCCESS AND
    ACCESS, THE FIRST COME FIRST SERVE
    MUST BE SERVE.
    WHAT THE NURSE CAN DO,
    THEY MUST CONTRIBUTE ON
    THE COMMUNAL DIALOGUE
    AND PUBLIC EDUCATION MUST
    BE GIVEN
    COMMODITIES TO SELF LOVE
    COMMERCIALIZATION TO CHARITY
    POTENTIAL DONORS MUST BE PROTECTED AGAINST
    HARM, THUS BECOME AN ADVOCATE OF THE DONORS
    EDUCATING DONORS THAT SELLING ORGAN IS NOT
    ENCOURAGE
    NURSE SHOULD ADDRESS THE UNDERLYING POVERTY,
    IGNORANCE AND VULNERABILITY OF PEOPLE THAT
    SELLS THEIR ORGANS; ORGANS ‘SHOULD NOT BE FOR
    SALE’
    THANK YOU!!!

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