CCTN Values And Info Questions
With Accurate Answers
A recipient who is one month post transplant is most likely to develop an
infection caused by what? correct answer Bacterial infections like staphylococcus
can occur at any time but I most like Lee seen in the first three months post
transplant
Because of the preservation techniques and handling of the donor pancreas what
may happen after transplant? correct answer There may be a transient mild rise
of Amy lease after transplant. You may see it go up 48 hours postop and back
down 96 hours postop
blood urea nitrogen (BUN) correct answer 7-22
Calcium correct answer 8.4-10.5
carbon dioxide correct answer 21-30
Chloride correct answer 95-109
Creatinine correct answer 0.5-1.2
Donation after cardiac death allows for organ donation when? correct answer A
patient who has a non-recoverable and irreversible neurological injury resulting in
ventilator dependency, but not fulfilling brain death criteria, may be a suitable
candidate for donation after cardiac death.
With Accurate Answers
A recipient who is one month post transplant is most likely to develop an
infection caused by what? correct answer Bacterial infections like staphylococcus
can occur at any time but I most like Lee seen in the first three months post
transplant
Because of the preservation techniques and handling of the donor pancreas what
may happen after transplant? correct answer There may be a transient mild rise
of Amy lease after transplant. You may see it go up 48 hours postop and back
down 96 hours postop
blood urea nitrogen (BUN) correct answer 7-22
Calcium correct answer 8.4-10.5
carbon dioxide correct answer 21-30
Chloride correct answer 95-109
Creatinine correct answer 0.5-1.2
Donation after cardiac death allows for organ donation when? correct answer A
patient who has a non-recoverable and irreversible neurological injury resulting in
ventilator dependency, but not fulfilling brain death criteria, may be a suitable
candidate for donation after cardiac death.
