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100 Words Every Organ Donor Should Know

May 16, 2026

100 Words Every Organ Donor Should Know

No. Item Definition
1. acceptance agreement to use organ
2. advance directive written care wishes
3. allocation distribution of available organs
4. anesthesia medicine preventing pain
5. antibody protein targeting foreign cells
6. authorization formal permission given
7. bilirubin liver-related blood pigment
8. biopsy small tissue sample test
9. blood type blood group classification
10. brain death irreversible loss of brain function
11. bridge to transplant temporary support before transplant
12. circulatory death death after heart stops
13. cold ischemia time time organ stays chilled
14. compatibility ability to match safely
15. confidentiality keeping information private
16. consent permission to proceed
17. coordinator person managing donation steps
18. coroner official investigating deaths
19. crossmatch test for donor reaction
20. deceased donor donor after death
21. decline decision not to use
22. delisting removal from transplant list
23. designation official donor choice
24. donation giving an organ or tissue
25. donor person who gives
26. driver’s license ID often noting donor status
27. education providing useful information
28. eligibility meeting required conditions
29. equity fairness in access
30. ethics moral principles in care
31. evaluation medical assessment process
32. failure loss of organ function
33. follow-up care after procedure
34. gift of life life-saving donation act
35. graft transplanted organ or tissue
36. grief deep sorrow after loss
37. heart organ pumping blood
38. HLA immune matching markers
39. ICU intensive care unit
40. immunosuppression drugs lowering immune response
41. infection harmful invasion by germs
42. infectious disease illness that can spread
43. intestine digestive tract organ
44. intubation placing breathing tube
45. ischemia reduced blood supply
46. kidney organ filtering blood
47. legacy lasting gift after death
48. listing placing on transplant list
49. liver organ processing nutrients
50. living donation donation by living person
51. living donor donor who is alive
52. lung organ for breathing
53. malignancy cancerous disease
54. match suitable donor-recipient fit
55. medical examiner doctor investigating deaths
56. medical history past health information
57. medication drug used for treatment
58. monitoring regular checking of condition
59. next of kin closest family relation
60. nondirected donation donation without named recipient
61. offer proposed organ for use
62. operating room surgery room
63. OPO organ procurement organization
64. opt in actively agree to donate
65. opt out choose not to donate
66. organ donor person who gives organs
67. oxygenation adding oxygen to blood
68. paired exchange donor swap between pairs
69. pancreas organ making insulin
70. perfusion flow of blood or fluid
71. preservation keeping organ viable
72. priority higher place in line
73. pronouncement official declaration of death
74. recipient person who receives
75. referral sending case for review
76. registry official donor sign-up list
77. rejection immune attack on transplant
78. resuscitation restoring breathing or heartbeat
79. retrieval organ removal for transplant
80. screening testing for suitability
81. sepsis dangerous bodywide infection
82. serology blood antibody testing
83. side effect unwanted drug effect
84. status current medical ranking
85. steroid anti-inflammatory medicine
86. tacrolimus common anti-rejection drug
87. tendon tissue connecting muscle to bone
88. tissue group of body cells
89. transplant moving an organ surgically
90. transport moving organ to hospital
91. typing classifying blood or tissue
92. UNOS US transplant network
93. urgency need for immediate action
94. valve heart flap controlling flow
95. ventilation mechanical breathing support
96. ventilator machine helping breathing
97. ventricular assist device mechanical heart support pump
98. viability ability to function
99. waitlist list of people waiting
100. xenograft graft from another species

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