CARE

AT THE
PROMOTION
OF LIFE:
ORGAN
TRANSPLANTA
TION
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
NEEDY RECIPIENTS
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TERMINOLOG
IES
TO CONSIDER
 ORGAN
DONATION
GIVING OF
TISSUE/ORGAN/BO
DY 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
 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
TRANSPLANTATIO
N
THE TRANSFER OR
THE PLANTING
ACROSS OF ORGAN
FROM
DONOR/VENDOR TO
RECIPIENT/BUYER
 XENOTRANSPLAN
TATION

PLANTING OF AN
ORGAN FROM
ANIMAL ORGAN TO
HUMAN BEINGS.
 ALLOTRANSPLANT
ATION

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
4. AN PART
OF THE
BODY
THAT CAN
EASILY BE
REGENERA
TED CAN
BE GIVEN
SUCH AS
BLOOD,
 5. A
SECOND
KIDNEY
OR A
PORTION
OF THE
LIVER
THESE
ARE NOT
NECESSAR
Y FOR THE
PERSONAL
 • 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
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
 • 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
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
 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!!!