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🎥 Title: Organ Donation in Hindi | ऑर्गन डोनेशन - Definition, Types, Process & Importance | BSc Nursing | GNM | Transplantation

📖 Description:
Is video mein hum complete detail se samjhenge Organ Donation (अंगदान) ke bare mein - definition, types (living donation vs deceased donation), organs that can be donated, importance, who can donate, donation process (living & deceased), myths vs facts. Ye topic BSc Nursing, GNM aur medical students ke liye bahut important hai organ transplantation aur life-saving procedures ke liye. Complete organ donation concept seekhiye!

⏱️ Chapters (YouTube Timestamps):

00:00 — Introduction
00:18 — Organ Donation Definition
01:32 — When is Organ Donation Done?
01:57 — What is Organ Donation? (Simple Explanation)
02:23 — Types of Organ Donation
02:26 — Living Donation
03:15 — Deceased Donation
04:16 — Why is Organ Donation Important?
05:37 — Who Can Donate?
06:22 — How Does Organ Donation Work?
06:25 — Living Donation Process
06:47 — Deceased Donation Process
07:30 — Organ Donation Myths vs Facts
07:35 — Conclusion

📚 Topics Covered:

Organ Donation definition - Process of giving organ/tissue to someone who needs transplant; can save and significantly improve lives of people with severe, life-threatening diseases affecting organs (heart, liver, kidney, lungs)
Simple explanation: Healthy organ/tissue removed from one person's body and transplanted into another person to replace damaged organs
When done: When recipient has severe, life-threatening disease causing organ damage (heart, liver, kidney, lungs)
Types of Organ Donation:
Living Donation: Organs donated from living person with their consent/willingness
Can donate: One kidney (can live with one), part of liver (left or right side), one lung, bone marrow, blood
Deceased Donation: Organs from brain-dead person
When person dies from brain death, healthy organs removed from body
Can save 8-9 lives from one deceased donor
Can donate: Heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, pancreas, intestines
Tissues: Cornea, skin, heart valves, bone, tendons
Why Important:
Save lives: One organ donation can save 8-9 people's lives
Improve quality of life: Cornea restores eyesight; skin/bone help injury victims
High demand: Many people die everyday waiting for organs due to shortage of donors
Help families: With family consent, deceased person's organs can help multiple families
Who Can Donate:
Anyone can donate - must be registered as organ donor
Any age, any religion
Rare medical conditions may prevent donation
Evaluation process:
Doctors evaluate healthy donor completely
Evaluate recipient (person needing organ)
Match organs between donor and recipient
If organs match, implant surgically for healthy, suitable life
Living Donation Process:
Medical tests to ensure donor is healthy
Counseling and consent from donor
Surgically remove organ part
Monitor recovery of both donor and recipient
Deceased Donation Process:
Donor declared dead (brain death)
Check donor card to confirm prior wish to donate organs
Obtain family permission
Keep organs healthy on life support
Match organs with recipient
Surgically implant organs in recipient's body
Myths vs Facts: Doctors will NOT try less to save you if you're organ donor (common myth addressed)
Complete organ donation awareness aur transplantation process
🎓 Useful For:
BSc Nursing Students | GNM Nursing | Post Basic Nursing | ANM | Medical Students | Transplantation Nursing | Critical Care | Nursing Exam Preparation | Clinical Posting | AIIMS Nursing | NEET Nursing | JIPMER | Staff Nurse Exam | ICU Nursing | Emergency Care | Medical Ethics | Social Awareness

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