Transplant Knowledge

3. Class of medications that should never be used on any transplant patient due to kidney toxicity
7. Green or bilious JP drainage; increased abdominal pain and- or back pain, right shoulder pain may indicate a
8. Type of transplant where you monitor urine output hourly for 1st 12-24 hours, complete UOP replacements
11. Consult team used when patient is transplant patient is transitioning off insulin gtt
13. Used to monitor volume depletion or volume excess of kidney, liver and KP transplant patients post op
15. Class of drugs that inhibits the kinase that allows cell division (bind to T-Cell and inhibits T-cell growth and proliferation), decreases nephrotoxity
17. Type of transplant using either a Roux-en-Y or a duct-to-duct anastamosis
20. Protective mask and strict hand washing upon entering the lung transplant patient’s room
21. Monitor arterial flow in KP and Liver transplants

1. Type of precautions used with lungs transplants to protect the sternum
2. Main cause of the delayed graft function secondary to prolonged cold-ischemic time
4. Class of drugs that prevents multiplying of T and B cells
5. Side effects of this medication include increase appetite, increase glucose and decrease bone density (Specific name)
6. Class of drugs which inhibits IL-2 production, therefore decrease T-lymphocyte proliferation and activation
9. Type of incision for double lung transplant
10. Used to monitor stomach drainage and decrease pressure on anastomosis site
12. Teaching method used to deliver information to transplant patients for discharge
14. Brand name medication-polyclonal antibodies, used to treat rejection
16. First choice for pain management in live liver donors
18. Lung transplant patients may have up to 4 of these after surgery to drain fluid and keep the lungs inflated
19. Side effects of this medication include tremors, hair loss, diabetes (long term) and kidney toxicity