Donor Risk Assessment Interview Quiz

1. The DRAI questions if a potential donor has ever smoked. This question applies to:

A. Cigarettes only

B. Anything smoked including illicit drugs, huka, and/or cigarettes

C. Tobacco (cigarettes or pipe)

The DRAI questions if a potential donor has ever smoked and the answer is b. Anything smoked including illicit drugs, huka, and/or cigarettes. This means that the question applies to any substance that is smoked, whether it is cigarettes, illicit drugs, huka, or any other form of smoking. The DRAI is interested in determining if the potential donor has engaged in any form of smoking, regardless of the specific substance.

Explanation

The DRAI questions if a potential donor has ever smoked and the answer is b. Anything smoked including illicit drugs, huka, and/or cigarettes. This means that the question applies to any substance that is smoked, whether it is cigarettes, illicit drugs, huka, or any other form of smoking. The DRAI is interested in determining if the potential donor has engaged in any form of smoking, regardless of the specific substance.

2. While completing a DRAI, a friend of the potential donor advises you that the potential donor has genital herpes. What additional information should you ask?

A. When was the genital herpes diagnosed?

B. When was the last outbreak?

C. How was the genital herpes being treated?

D. You do not document the information because it came from a friend, not a family member or the authorizing person (AP)

E. a, b, & c are correct

The additional information that should be asked includes when the genital herpes was diagnosed, when the last outbreak occurred, and how the genital herpes is being treated. This information is important for assessing the potential donor's health condition and determining their eligibility for donation.

Explanation

The additional information that should be asked includes when the genital herpes was diagnosed, when the last outbreak occurred, and how the genital herpes is being treated. This information is important for assessing the potential donor's health condition and determining their eligibility for donation.

3. The DRAI asks, did she/he ever drink alcohol? If yes, what other information needs to be captured?

A. What type (whiskey, beer, wine, etc.)

B. How often

C. How much

D. How long

E. All of the above

The correct answer is e. All of the above. The question asks if the person ever drank alcohol, and if the answer is yes, all of the information regarding the type of alcohol, frequency of consumption, quantity consumed, and duration of alcohol consumption needs to be captured.

Explanation

The correct answer is e. All of the above. The question asks if the person ever drank alcohol, and if the answer is yes, all of the information regarding the type of alcohol, frequency of consumption, quantity consumed, and duration of alcohol consumption needs to be captured.

4. When you have completed the DRAI you need to:

A. Electronically sign the DRAI (no further information can be added without adding a signature)

B. Print the entire document(s), sign and date the first page, then upload the DRAI to iTransplant and/or DonorNet.

C. Both a & b are correct

The correct answer is c. Both a & b are correct. This means that after completing the DRAI, you need to both electronically sign the DRAI and also print the entire document, sign and date the first page, and then upload the DRAI to iTransplant and/or DonorNet. Both actions are necessary to complete the process.

Explanation

The correct answer is c. Both a & b are correct. This means that after completing the DRAI, you need to both electronically sign the DRAI and also print the entire document, sign and date the first page, and then upload the DRAI to iTransplant and/or DonorNet. Both actions are necessary to complete the process.

5. The DRAI can be completed with anyone who knew the potential donor well enough to answer questions about their medical and social history.

True

False

The statement is true because the DRAI (Donor Risk Assessment Interview) is a process that involves answering questions about the potential donor's medical and social history. It can be completed by anyone who has sufficient knowledge about the potential donor and can provide accurate information. Therefore, it is not limited to specific individuals such as medical professionals or family members, but can be done by anyone who knew the potential donor well enough.

Explanation

The statement is true because the DRAI (Donor Risk Assessment Interview) is a process that involves answering questions about the potential donor's medical and social history. It can be completed by anyone who has sufficient knowledge about the potential donor and can provide accurate information. Therefore, it is not limited to specific individuals such as medical professionals or family members, but can be done by anyone who knew the potential donor well enough.

6. A potential donor is an 8 year old with injuries due to a vehicle versus pedestrian accident. Which DRAI(s) should be completed?

A. DRAI - Donor > 12 years old (F-CC-1 Rev 3) & Addendum to the Uniform DRAI (F-CC-21)

B. DRAI - Child Donor < 12 years old (F-CC-19 Rev 1) & Addendum to the Uniform DRAI

C. DRAI - Birth Mother (F-CC-20) & Addendum to the Uniform DRAI

The correct answer is b. DRAI - Child Donor

Explanation

The correct answer is b. DRAI - Child Donor

7. A potential donor is a 3 years old with an anoxic injury due to a fall. His parents have indicated that he was still being breastfed prior to the fall. Which DRAI(s) should be completed?

A. DRAI - Donor > 12 years old (form:F-CC-1 Rev 3) & Addendum to the Uniform DRAI (F-CC-21)

B. DRAI - Child Donor < 12 years old (form: F-CC-19 Rev 1) & Addendum to the Uniform DRAI

C. DRAI - Birth Mother (Form:F-CC-20) & Addendum to the Uniform DRAI

D. Both b & c

The correct answer is d. Both b & c. The potential donor is a 3-year-old child who was still being breastfed prior to the fall. Therefore, both the DRAI for a Child Donor

Explanation

The correct answer is d. Both b & c. The potential donor is a 3-year-old child who was still being breastfed prior to the fall. Therefore, both the DRAI for a Child Donor

8. A potential donor is a 21 year old female admitted to the cardiac ICU with chest pain. Which DRAI(s) should be completed?

A. DRAI - Donor > 12 years old (F-CC-1 Rev 3) & Addendum to the Uniform DRAI (F-CC-21)

B. DRAI - Child Donor < 12 years old (F-CC-19 Rev 1) & Addendum to the Uniform DRAI

C. DRAI Birth Mother (F-CC-20) & Addendum to the Uniform DRAI

D. DRAI –Donor > 12 years old (F-CC-1 Rev3) only

The correct answer is a. DRAI - Donor > 12 years old (F-CC-1 Rev 3) & Addendum to the Uniform DRAI (F-CC-21). This is because the potential donor is a 21 year old female, which falls into the category of donors older than 12 years old. Therefore, the DRAI for donors older than 12 years old should be completed. Additionally, the Addendum to the Uniform DRAI (F-CC-21) should also be completed as it provides additional information and assessment specific to cardiac ICU patients.

Explanation

The correct answer is a. DRAI - Donor > 12 years old (F-CC-1 Rev 3) & Addendum to the Uniform DRAI (F-CC-21). This is because the potential donor is a 21 year old female, which falls into the category of donors older than 12 years old. Therefore, the DRAI for donors older than 12 years old should be completed. Additionally, the Addendum to the Uniform DRAI (F-CC-21) should also be completed as it provides additional information and assessment specific to cardiac ICU patients.

9. When asking about any history of cancer, the historian tells you that the potential donor had a benign thyroid tumor 5 years ago. You should:

A. Mark yes and document what the historian has told you and any treatment.

B. Mark no and document in comments what the historian has reported

C. Mark no and document the information in the comments of question 45, Are there other medical conditions you are aware of that we have not discussed?

D. Both b & c are acceptable

The correct answer is d. Both b & c are acceptable. This means that you should mark "no" for the question about any history of cancer and document in the comments what the historian has reported. Additionally, you should also document the information in the comments of question 45, which asks about other medical conditions that have not been discussed. This ensures that all relevant information is recorded and can be taken into consideration.

Explanation

The correct answer is d. Both b & c are acceptable. This means that you should mark "no" for the question about any history of cancer and document in the comments what the historian has reported. Additionally, you should also document the information in the comments of question 45, which asks about other medical conditions that have not been discussed. This ensures that all relevant information is recorded and can be taken into consideration.

10. When asking about tattoos performed within the last 12 months, the historian tells you their loved one had tattoos done by a friend with a homemade tattoo gun 2 years ago and describes the tattoos. You should:

A. Mark ‘yes’ and document what the historian tells you in the comments section with the specifics about it not being done professionally.

B. Mark ‘no’ and document what the historian tells you in the comments section including description(s) and location(s) on the body of each tattoo.

C. Mark ‘no’ and move on to the next question because the tattoos are greater than 1 year old.

The correct answer is b because even though the tattoos were done more than 1 year ago, they were not done professionally. Therefore, it is important to document the details provided by the historian about the description and location of each tattoo in the comments section for further reference.

Explanation

The correct answer is b because even though the tattoos were done more than 1 year ago, they were not done professionally. Therefore, it is important to document the details provided by the historian about the description and location of each tattoo in the comments section for further reference.