It would depend on the underlying reason for the condition and the condition of the organs. If, for example, a patient had suffered a severe head injury and had no underlying illness, that would be a prime candidate for organ harvest.
A person with A negative blood can donate blood to a person with A negative blood and a person with AB negative blood.
The Kidneys filter/clean blood. Healthy people have 2 kidneys and if one is damaged the other is able to function alone. Healthy people can donate a kidney to another person if they both have compatible blood types. If a person has 2 failing kidneys they can be treated with a treatment called Dialysis and their blood can be filtered by a machine while they wait for a transplant.
blood cells are amde again and again in your body(in bone marrow)so that even if you donate blood its no problem.and you cannot donate every organ only kidney can be donated while you are alive.
The following cancer center site, http://www.mskcc.org/mskcc/html/12233.cfm, state that a person with Gilbert's Syndrome can still donate blood.
An organ system is a collection of organs, and nothing really "happends" to them. However, organs WILL slowly become less and less efficiant as a person age. When the person dies, the organs decay (or rot) with the rest of the body (except for the bones).
Yes
Not on their own, but they can if pushed by someone else.
Do you think seeds need water to start growing
A vegetative state is a condition of severe unconsciousness, with no thought at all, much like a vegetable. A person in a vegetative state does not wake up during the day or at any other time, or if such a person does wake up, then the vegetative state has ended. The term persistent vegetative state indicates that the vegetative state is not ending, it is persisting (or continuing). So, such people do not sleep during the night and wake up during the day. They remain unconscious.
Ronald Herrick. He gave one of his organs to his twin brother.
the person is unconscious and unaware The chances are very very slim. If you were to come out of the vegetative state there is a huge chance of not functioning normally and having brain damage. The chances are very very slim. If you were to come out of the vegetative state there is a huge chance of not functioning normally and having brain damage.
A persistent vegetative state (PVS) is a condition in which a person is awake but lacks awareness and cannot interact with their surroundings. The person may have basic functions like breathing and sleep-wake cycles, but they show no cognitive or meaningful behavioral responses. PVS is typically caused by severe brain damage resulting from conditions such as traumatic brain injury, stroke, or oxygen deprivation.
The medical term for a human vegetable is "persistent vegetative state" or "unresponsive wakefulness syndrome." It refers to a condition where a person has limited cognitive function and does not respond to external stimuli.
Not while they're alive ! A person can donate their organs to medical research on their death.
Yes, certain organs, e.g., one of a person's two kidneys, or part of the liver, can be transplanted from a living donor.
I do not think so, one cannot give blood either.
passion and determination derives a person to be persistent and be able to acheive the impossible.