Kidney donor form 2025

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The document is a registration form for paired kidney donation, detailing the necessary information and assessments for potential living kidney donors. It includes sections for donor details, suitability assessment, medical history, recipient information, and consent. The form aims to ensure that donors meet health criteria and provides a structured process for managing donor-recipient relationships in cases of incompatibility.

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Begin with SECTION 1, where you will enter your Donor Details. Fill in your surname, first name, middle name, date of birth, and select your sex. If you are an altruistic donor, indicate this and omit sections 4 & 5.
Proceed to SECTION 2 for the Donor - Suitability Assessment. Here, input your height, weight, BMI, and blood pressure. Answer questions regarding your medical history including hypertension and renal stone disease.
In SECTION 3, indicate your Donor Status on the AKX List by selecting active, suspended, or removed.
If applicable, complete SECTION 4 with Recipient Details including their surname and date of birth.
Finalize by filling out SECTION 6 for Donor Consent. Ensure that consent is witnessed by a nephrologist or transplant coordinator.
Complete SECTION 7 with your full name, signature, position, contact number, email address, and date.

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Why do kidney transplants only last 10 years?

The long-term survival rate after kidney donation is about the same as that for generally healthy people who arent kidney donors. After kidney donation, its important to have regular health checkups. These include kidney function tests and blood pressure checks.

What is required to be a kidney donor match?

There are actually three tests that are done to evaluate donors. They are blood type, crossmatch, and HLA testing. This blood test is the first step in the process of living donation and determines if you are compatible or a match to your recipient.

How can I legally donate my kidneys?

You will need to have an evaluation at the transplant center to make sure that you are a good match for the person you want to donate to and that you are healthy enough to donate. If you are a match, healthy and willing to donate, you and the recipient can schedule the transplant at a time that works for both of you.

How much shorter is your life if you donate a kidney?

In fact, multiple studies have shown that not only does donating a kidney not shorten your lifespan, living kidney donors actually tend to live longer than non-donors. In a 1997 study of 430 living kidney donors in Sweden, 85% of donors were still living 20 years after donation.

Are there long-term effects of donating a kidney?

If you are thinking about donating a kidney, you should know that: On average, you will permanently lose 25-35% of your kidney function after donating. Your risk of having kidney failure later in your life is not any higher that it is for someone in the general population of a similar age, sex or race.

How many years do you lose from donating a kidney?

A donor loses 25% to 35% of their kidney function. To compensate, the remaining kidney increases in size. The data show that donating a kidney does not affect the donors life expectancy. People on the kidney transplant list wait an average of three to five years for an organ.

What disqualifies you as a kidney donor?

There are some medical conditions that could prevent you from being a living donor, including having uncontrolled high blood pressure, diabetes, or cancer. If youre a smoker, you will most likely be asked to quit before being approved to donate.

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