CPTC
AOPO -
provides education, research, information sharing, and technical assistance
CMS -
offers financial coverage to individuals with end stage renal disease and reimburses for organ
transplant, as well as holds hospitals accountable for referring potential donors
HRSA -
Part of the US Dept of Health and Human services, improves access the healthcare for
uninsured, isolated, or medically vulnerable Americans
NOTA -
outlaws the sale of human organs and established OPTN, task force and SRTR.
USDRS -
collects, analyzes, and distributes data about end-stage, renal disease, which helps one
understand the demand for kidney transplantation.
UAGA -
provides legal right to uphold a registered donor's wishes and advocate for their intent to be a
donor, even if the family doesn't support
OPO incurs cost, reimbursed by transplant center, reimbursed by Medicare -
reimbursement r/t renal organs
UDDA -
provided medically sound base for determining death
NOTA -
, created OPTN, established federal grants for OPO, and created SRTR
Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act -
requires that all hospitals participating in Medicare or Medicaid have protocols for
encouraging organ and tissue donation
62% -
what % of bd donors will experience cardiac arrest within 24 hrs
87% -
what % of bd donors will experience cardiac arrest within 72 hrs
66% in 24hrs -
Once WDLS begins, how long on average before family decision is made to withdraw care
TB, Gangrene of bowel, perforated bowel, and abdominal sepsis -
bacterial rule outs - 4
aplastic anemia, agranulocytosis, extreme immaturity, msof due to overwhelming sepsis -
general rule outs - uncommmon
<500 grams or gestational age <32 weeks -
extreme immaturity
<70, documented BD -
criteria for eligible donor
< 70, absence of 3 or more BSR -
criteria for imminent
>70, or meets exclusionary criteria -
AOPO -
provides education, research, information sharing, and technical assistance
CMS -
offers financial coverage to individuals with end stage renal disease and reimburses for organ
transplant, as well as holds hospitals accountable for referring potential donors
HRSA -
Part of the US Dept of Health and Human services, improves access the healthcare for
uninsured, isolated, or medically vulnerable Americans
NOTA -
outlaws the sale of human organs and established OPTN, task force and SRTR.
USDRS -
collects, analyzes, and distributes data about end-stage, renal disease, which helps one
understand the demand for kidney transplantation.
UAGA -
provides legal right to uphold a registered donor's wishes and advocate for their intent to be a
donor, even if the family doesn't support
OPO incurs cost, reimbursed by transplant center, reimbursed by Medicare -
reimbursement r/t renal organs
UDDA -
provided medically sound base for determining death
NOTA -
, created OPTN, established federal grants for OPO, and created SRTR
Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act -
requires that all hospitals participating in Medicare or Medicaid have protocols for
encouraging organ and tissue donation
62% -
what % of bd donors will experience cardiac arrest within 24 hrs
87% -
what % of bd donors will experience cardiac arrest within 72 hrs
66% in 24hrs -
Once WDLS begins, how long on average before family decision is made to withdraw care
TB, Gangrene of bowel, perforated bowel, and abdominal sepsis -
bacterial rule outs - 4
aplastic anemia, agranulocytosis, extreme immaturity, msof due to overwhelming sepsis -
general rule outs - uncommmon
<500 grams or gestational age <32 weeks -
extreme immaturity
<70, documented BD -
criteria for eligible donor
< 70, absence of 3 or more BSR -
criteria for imminent
>70, or meets exclusionary criteria -
