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You are caring for a 20 year old female who is listed
for a multivisceral transplant. She is ill but stable and
is hospitalized for supportive care as she waits for
an organ transplant. Which of the following would
preclude transplant when an organ is offered?
A. Positive blood culture with klebsiella
B. History of adherence issues
C. Ammonia level of 200umol/L
D. Seizure disorder controlled with phenytoin -
Answer-A. Positive blood culture with klebsiella
You are caring for a 10 year old male following
isolated intestine transplant on post-op day 2. He
has become increasingly tachycardic and his BP is
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80/55. JP drainage has increased serosanguineous
fluid. The abdomen is mildly distended. His
hemoglobin is 9.2. The ileostomy drainage is
40ml/kg/day and loose brown. What do you
suspect?
A. Vascular thrombosis
B. Post-operative hemorrhage
C. Acute rejection
D. Leak at the anastomosis of jejunum and
duodenum - Answer-B. Post-operative hemorrhage
Your patient is a 40 year old male, 3 weeks
postintestinal transplant. Enteral feeds are going
through a GT at 40 cc/hr continuously. He is
complaining of nausea and just vomited. He is
afebrile. What is the first thing you do before calling
your physician?
A. Decrease rate from 40 to 20cc/hr
B. Order an abdominal ultrasound
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C. Stop the feeds
D. Assess the ileostomy drainage - Answer-C. Stop
the feeds
You are teaching a new coordinator about
indications for pancreas or combined kid-panc
transplant. Indications for pancreas or combined
kidney/panc transplant include which of the following
complications for type 1 diabetes?
A. Hypoglycemic unawareness
B. End- stage renal disease
C. On insulin and C-peptide is < 2 mg/ml
D. Congestive heart failure
E. A, B and C only
F. All of the above - Answer-E. A, B and C only
A. Hypoglycemic unawareness
B. End- stage renal disease
C. On insulin and C-peptide is < 2 mg/ml
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You are training a new transplant coordinator. When
teaching her about intestinal transplant, which of the
following is not true when describing intestinal
failure?
1. Can be due to motility or absorption disorders
2. Nutrition is supplied primarily by TPN
3. Most patients also have liver disease
4. Inadequate gut mass to maintain fluid and
nutritional requirements - Answer-3. Most patients
also have liver disease
A 30 year old recipient comes to clinic 1 month post
transplant. In reviewing signs/symptoms of intestinal
rejection, the transplant coordinator should instruct
the recipient/family to notify the coordinator
immediately if:
1. the stoma has prolapsed
2. an intermittent low-grade fever develops
3. the consistency of stoma output has thickened
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You are caring for a 20 year old female who is listed
for a multivisceral transplant. She is ill but stable and
is hospitalized for supportive care as she waits for
an organ transplant. Which of the following would
preclude transplant when an organ is offered?
A. Positive blood culture with klebsiella
B. History of adherence issues
C. Ammonia level of 200umol/L
D. Seizure disorder controlled with phenytoin -
Answer-A. Positive blood culture with klebsiella
You are caring for a 10 year old male following
isolated intestine transplant on post-op day 2. He
has become increasingly tachycardic and his BP is
,2|Page
80/55. JP drainage has increased serosanguineous
fluid. The abdomen is mildly distended. His
hemoglobin is 9.2. The ileostomy drainage is
40ml/kg/day and loose brown. What do you
suspect?
A. Vascular thrombosis
B. Post-operative hemorrhage
C. Acute rejection
D. Leak at the anastomosis of jejunum and
duodenum - Answer-B. Post-operative hemorrhage
Your patient is a 40 year old male, 3 weeks
postintestinal transplant. Enteral feeds are going
through a GT at 40 cc/hr continuously. He is
complaining of nausea and just vomited. He is
afebrile. What is the first thing you do before calling
your physician?
A. Decrease rate from 40 to 20cc/hr
B. Order an abdominal ultrasound
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C. Stop the feeds
D. Assess the ileostomy drainage - Answer-C. Stop
the feeds
You are teaching a new coordinator about
indications for pancreas or combined kid-panc
transplant. Indications for pancreas or combined
kidney/panc transplant include which of the following
complications for type 1 diabetes?
A. Hypoglycemic unawareness
B. End- stage renal disease
C. On insulin and C-peptide is < 2 mg/ml
D. Congestive heart failure
E. A, B and C only
F. All of the above - Answer-E. A, B and C only
A. Hypoglycemic unawareness
B. End- stage renal disease
C. On insulin and C-peptide is < 2 mg/ml
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You are training a new transplant coordinator. When
teaching her about intestinal transplant, which of the
following is not true when describing intestinal
failure?
1. Can be due to motility or absorption disorders
2. Nutrition is supplied primarily by TPN
3. Most patients also have liver disease
4. Inadequate gut mass to maintain fluid and
nutritional requirements - Answer-3. Most patients
also have liver disease
A 30 year old recipient comes to clinic 1 month post
transplant. In reviewing signs/symptoms of intestinal
rejection, the transplant coordinator should instruct
the recipient/family to notify the coordinator
immediately if:
1. the stoma has prolapsed
2. an intermittent low-grade fever develops
3. the consistency of stoma output has thickened
