Question 26 (part 2) · LEK · Living donor
May a pregnant women be a candidate for vital donor?
- A. yes, if the pregnancy is normal.
- B. no, under any circumstances.
- C. yes, but only for cells and tissues, after written information of risk and assessing the risk by gynaecologist and neonatal specialist.
- D. yes, but only in first trimester.
- E. yes, but only in last trimester.
Hint
Think about which kinds of material a pregnant donor could give with limited risk, and which specialists would assess risk to the fetus.
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