3. 200 300 100 200 300 100 200 300 400 100 200 300 400 100 200 300 400 100 UAGA Calif. Health & Safety CMS Collaborative Joint Commission 400

4. In California an eligible donor may register his/her wishes on which registry?

5. Donate Life California Or Done Vide California

6. The Donate Life California Donor registry is what type of registry and does not require the consent of any other person?

7. First person consent

8. The minimum time frame for a well documented diligent search to locate family or LNOK is how many hours?

9. 12 Hours

10. The UAGA has expanded the list of who can make the decision for a non-registered donor to include the following individuals

11. Grandchildren Close friends who exhibited special care and concern for the deceased person

14. When should a hospital provide the LNOK a written statement regarding the possible brain death of their loved one?

15. When is upon request, but no later than shortly after the treating physician has determined the potential fro brain death is imminent

16. A “reasonable brief period” is defined as when?

17. What is the amount of time afforded to gather family or next of kin at the patient’s bedside?

18. A hospital must do what if a patient’s LNOK voices any special religious or cultural practices and concerns surrounding the issue of brain death?

19. How to make reasonable efforts to accommodate those religious & cultural practices and concerns

24. What does it mean for a hospital to notify OneLegacy about a death or imminent death in a timely manner?

25. Call within one hour

26. Imminent death is defined as?

27. Patient with severe, acute brain injury Requires mechanical ventilation Physicians are evaluating a diagnosis of brain death Physician has ordered that life sustaining treatment by withdrawn pursuant to family’s decision

28. Who is responsible to screen donors for medical suitabiliity?

29. The Organ Procurement Organization (OPO)

30. The individual who initiates the donation discussion must be whom?

31. The OPO representative or a trained designated requestor

34. The responsibility to develop protocols for organ and tissue donation is whose?

35. The Hospitals

36. The JC requires the hospital to partner with OPO’s with the what activities

37. Maintaining of patients Medical record reviews Education efforts

38. Under JC regulations hospitals are responsible to do what for organ / tissue donors?

39. Maintaining a potential organ / tissue donor

40. What is required by TJC to be posted in units?

44. The National Benchmark for organ donation conversion rate is:

45. 75%

46. Donation after Cardiac Deaths (DCD) should be what percent of hospital’s overall organ donors

47. 10%

48. Is a care planning meeting, takes place on every single potential donor case, prior to any discussion of donation with patient’s family

49. The number one reason why families say ‘no’ to donation is

50. Lack of trust and caring of the hospital staff AACN, vol 22, no 6, Dec 2002