[Answered]: Organ donation/ transplantation scenario: EX: In…

Organ donation/ transplantation scenario: EX: In a family, a brother gives 1 of his 2 kidneys to his sisterAnd a mother gives part of her liver to her child. Organ donors are usually recently deceased people who either volunteered before their death to donate their organs afterward, or their family donated them on their behalf. Organ recipients are usually people who are critically ill in the end stages of organ failure. Organ donation and transplantation can save these people’s lives. But due to scarcity, unfortunately, not everyone who needs an organ transplant gets one in time. In India, the THOAT Act says organs can only be donated if: there has been severe brain damage in a patient and the person is no longer alive. a. Who can be organ donor? What organs can be donated by a live donor? b. Why is organ donation is important c. Explain the process to become a living organ donor d. What is the legal procedure for “transplantation”? e. What are the risks of organ donation and transplant surgery? f. How can awareness about organ donation be created. g. Explain SWOT analysis with examples