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Kidney Transplant Health History Form - UnityPoint Health 2025

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The document is a Living Donor Health History Form from the Iowa Methodist Transplant Center, designed to collect personal, medical, and social information from potential kidney donors. It includes sections for personal details, medical history, immunization records, allergies, social habits, family health history, and reasons for pursuing donation. The form also requests emergency contacts and healthcare provider information.

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What disqualifies you from a kidney transplant list?

Common reasons why a kidney transplant may not be the right treatment for you include: You are too ill or frail to cope with the surgery and aftercare. You have recently had cancer, a serious infection, a heart attack or a stroke. You may struggle taking the immunosuppressant medicines after a kidney transplant.

What is the history of kidney transplants?

The National Kidney Registry (NKR) is a national registry in the United States listing kidney donors and recipients in need of a kidney transplant. NKR facilitates hundreds of Kidney Paired Donation (KPD) or Paired Exchange transplants annually.

Is the kidney transplant list national?

Getting on one transplant waitlist is the most important step, since in the US there is one national list for organ donors. However, within this national list, kidneys are often distributed locally and regionally.

Is the transplant list nationwide?

Learn more about organ transplantation by the numbers There are currently over 103,000 people on the national transplant waiting list.

Is the National Kidney Registry legitimate?

If you are facing kidney failure or considering becoming a living kidney donor, you may have heard about the National Kidney Registry (NKR) and wondered if it is a legitimate organization. The answer is that yes, the NKR is legit.

Is there a national kidney transplant list?

The transplant waitlist, managed by the OPTN, is a list of all the people in the United States who are waiting for an organ transplant, including kidneys. The waitlist is only for organs from deceased donors. Deceased donors are people who donate organs at the time of their death.

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