A client who agreed to become an organ donor is pronounced dead. What is the most important factor i...

A client who agreed to become an organ donor is pronounced dead. What is the most important factor in selecting a transplant recipient?

A.Blood relationship.
B.Sex and siz
C.Compatible blood and tissue types.
D.Nee

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参考答案: C

参考解析: The donor and recipient must have compatible blood and tissue types. They should be fairly close in size and age. When a living donor is considered, it's preferable to have a relative donate the organ. Need is important, but it can't be the critical factor if a compatible donor isn't available.

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