My Transplant
Fever, shortness of breath, tiredness, nausea, and vomiting could be symptoms of what?
Rejection
You will keep your medications at an even level in your blood by doing this.
Taking your anti-rejection medication at the same time every day.
Medicaid, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna are examples of what.
Insurance providers.
True or False: Transplant patients have a higher risk of getting an STI.
True
You are advised to stay away from these fruits after having a transplant.
pomegranate and grapefruit
You are preventing rejection of this by taking your anti-rejection medications as prescribed.
Your organ
One of these will tell you what insurance provider you have.
Insurance card
True or False: Smoking, drinking, or taking drugs are more of a concern for transplant patients.
True
You are advised to stay away from these medications after having a transplant.
NSAIDs because it can be harmful to your kidneys and worsen high blood pressure.
Utilizing reminders, such as these, helps us take our medications at the same time every day.
You need this (aside from money) to pay for medication and medical care.
Health insurance
This medication can cause birth defects in women who have had a transplant.
Cellcept or Mycophenolate
This helps the doctor check medication levels in your blood.
Blood test/lab work
You can keep a list of your medications here.
Cell phone, wallet, in your pocket.
This is a set fee you pay for a doctor's visit or prescription.
Co-pay
True or False: Having a transplant will affect your ability to get pregnant or get a partner pregnant.
False
This app on your phone can be used to check appointments, medical records, lab work results, visit notes.
MyAtrium, MyChart
You can miss doses of your anti-rejection medications this many times.
You should never miss doses of your medications.
At what age do you lose private insurance under a parent's policy?
26
These are options to protect against STIs if you become sexually active.
Condoms