Question 97 · LEK · Transplant from deceased donors
In light of Polish law the collection of cells, tissues and organs from human corpses for their transplantation can be done if:
- A. deceased person during the life consented to be a donor after death.
- B. deceased person’s family does not object to the collection of cells, tissues and organs from the person corpse.
- C. deceased person during the life consented to be a donor after death and their family does not object to the collection of cells, tissues and organs from the person corpse.
- D. deceased person during the life did not object to being a donor after death.
- E. deceased person has registered during the life in the Central Register of Donors.
Hint
Remember Poland's opt-out system and which register matters: one of donors or one of objections?
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