REFERRAL
EVALUATION
WAITLIST
SURGERY
POST-TRANSPLANT
100

The timeframe that transplant should be discussed with a patient after starting dialysis

What is completion within 28 days?

100

The goal timeframe that all transplant evaluation testing is completed to assess candidacy for transplant

What is a goal 90 days?

100

Status 7 on the transplant waiting list

What is considered inactive status?

100

An option for both a living donor and recipient to be matched and transplanted, when they don't match each other

What is the paired exchange option?

100

The duration that a transplant recipient must take anti-rejection medications after transplant surgery

What is for the duration of the transplant?

200

Patient, physician, dialysis staff member, healthcare provider

Who are those who can refer a patient for transplant?

200

The best time that an echocardiogram should be completed on a dialysis patient to assess valvular and cardiac function

What is scheduled as close to immediately post treatment as possible?

200

Blood transfusions, pregnancies, and receiving an organ transplant are all referred to as these

What are sensitizing events?

200

The term referred to as the donor score, which reflects donor quality

What is the KDPI- Kidney donor profile index?

200

Post-transplant diabetes, skin cancers, risk for infections

What are all side effects of immunosuppressive medications?

300

Phone calls, fax, or by secure email

What are all methods that a referral can be submitted to a transplant center?

300

Adherence issues, history of cancer, low ejection fraction/poor cardiac status, high BMI- less than 45

What are relative exclusions to transplant candidacy?

300

Insurance changes, being placed on blood thinners, hospitalizations, changes in health, patterns of non-adherence, and patient death are all of these

Reasons to immediately alert the transplant center

300

The transplant recipient's score, utilized for longevity matching

What is EPTS- Estimated Post Transplant Survival?

300

Twice a week

What is the minimal time frame that a patient will need to be seen in the post-transplant clinic the first month after transplant?

400

Active metastatic malignancy

What is an exclusion to transplant referral?

400

Management and referral for colonoscopy, mammogram, Pap Smear

What is handled through the primary care physician and GYN as a part of routine age appropriate cancer screening?

400

The general time frame that a patient needs to be seen at the transplant center and have updated testing completed

What is performed on an annual basis pre-transplant?

400

The non-brain dead, non-living donor

What is the DCD donor- donation after cardiac death, donation after circulatory death?

400

What is the duration of longevity that is twice a long on average compared to a deceased donor transplant

What is the life span of a living donor transplant?

500

The time frame that transplant referral should be reassessed if deemed not a candidate previously

What should be part of the plan of care every 6 months?

500

eGFR 20 or less (considering range of 30 or less), or if on maintenance dialysis

The criteria for a patient to proceed with kidney evaluation based on kidney function?

500

Active Status on the transplant waiting list

What is status 1?

500

Donor who has increased risk of disease transmission of HIV, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C due to behavioral factors the preceding 12 months prior to donation

The PHS increased risk donor

500

Lower Mortality rates, dietary liberation, and improved quality of life. 

What are the reasons to consider transplant as a treatment option?

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