QUESTION 7 The first xenograph infant heart transplant involved what donor speci

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QUESTION 7

The first xenograph infant heart transplant involved what donor species?

Pig

Chimpanzee

Baboon

Dog

4 points

QUESTION 8

Dr. Dubernard's facial transplant is considered

A medical success despite his questionable motivations

A medical failure despite his honorable intentions

A medical success and the result of unquestionable motivations

A medical failure and the result of questionable motivations

4 points

QUESTION 9

Within two years of Dr. Barnard's heart transplant surgery:

Public response was so positive that transplant surgery rates increased dramatically

Public response was positive but the federal government imposed a ban for over a decade

Public response was so negative and critical that almost all transplants stopped for over a decade

Public response was negative but the federal government imposed a ban for over a decade

Pig

Chimpanzee

Baboon

Dog

The first xenograft transplantation was performed in 1984.

Donor: Baboon (heart)

Acceptor: American infant (Baby Fae)

So, option C is correct.

The first successful face transplantation in humans was performed by Dubernard in 2005.

It is considered a medical success but it become a center of an ethical storm.

So, option A is correct.

Dr. Barnard's heart transplant surgery was a medical success and it lead to a positive public response towards transplantation surgeries.

Within two years, the surgery rates increased dramatically.

So, option A is correct.

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