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You have be given the task of selecting 3 people from the list below to receive a heart transplant. Who will you choose, why?
Directions: First, you are to select 3 people from the list below that you would award a heart transplant. Secondly, rank from 1 to 3 who will be awarded the transplant with 1 being most important, 2 being less important, and 3 being least important. Third, provide a simple rationale as to why you selected each person. Fourth, post your ranking and rationale on the course’s discussion board under Week 5 content. Lastly, you should comment on at least 3 of your classmates rankings.
65 year old, 1st generation Asian-American, male, minister
40 year old, Anglo, female, homemaker
30 year old, Anglo, male, gay, physicist
35 year old, Anglo, Marxist, professor
16 year old, African-American, female
60 year old, Latin, female, physician
55 years old, male, Governor of a State
20 year old, disabled, son of wealthy parents
12 year old, Amish male
68 year old, your grandmother, retired
23 year old, non-verbal male with autism

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3 people  to receive a heart transplant are :

12 year old, Amish male  16 year old, African-American, female 20 year old, disabled, son of wealthy parents.

What is Heart transplant ?

  • When all other medicinal or surgical options have been exhausted, patients with end-stage heart failure or severe coronary artery disease undergo a surgical transplant surgery known a cardiac transplant. s a heart transplant, sometimes known as a
  • As of 2018, the most typical surgery involves implanting the patient with a working heart, either with or without both lungs, from a recently deceased organ donor (brain death is the standard[1]).
  • Orthotopic procedures involve either removing the patient's own heart and replacing it with the donor heart or, much less frequently, leaving the recipient's ailing heart in place to support the donor heart (heterotopic, or "piggyback", transplant procedure).
  • More than half of the world's 3,500 annual heart transplants are carried out in the US[2]. Post-operative survival times.

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