https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland Made with bright outlook en-us 2022-04-04 06:33:02 UTC 2025-11-09 11:02:55 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f4da.png https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138614177 1. For me it is important to note blood types when having blood / organ donations. It is mandatory to know if the person has the same blood type as the donor for the blood organ to be compatible to the recipient.

2. I would say that I would like to be a donor for my organs as long as I have passed. As of right now when I am alive, I would not like to be a donor since  I don't think I would enjoy it.]]> 2022-04-11 04:08:14 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138614177 juanchozaballa2 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138624634 1. Blood types are very important when it comes to blood donation simply because each person should have their blood type and if an incompatible blood type was given to a patient, it can cause intravenous clumping in the patient's blood which can be fatal.
2. I would choose to donate my organs when I have already passed, because for me it feels uncomfortable to have an operation. ]]> 2022-04-11 04:21:48 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138624634 pietromorales1 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138627918 1. Blood Types in organ donation is important so that we can assure if the donor's blood and his/her organs are compatible with the recipient's blood. The more compatible and related they are, then the better. Also receiving an incompatible blood type will receive a dangerous response from the body.

2. I would want to be a blood donor/organ donor when it is most appropriate. I am not really certain if I want to donate as a living donor or a deceased donor because if I donate as a living donor, then the higher chance it will work with the recipient but instead, I lose an organ while alive. Meanwhile while, if I am dead, then no worries but the recipient will have a less likelier chance of sustaining that organ and that organ has a smaller chance to work.]]> 2022-04-11 04:26:13 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138627918 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138628923 1. The importance of blood types in blood donation and organ donations is for us to check if the blood being donated is compatible with the receiver 
2. For me I would be willing to donate an organ if I were deceased because it would be nice knowing that I helped someone out. ]]> 2022-04-11 04:27:37 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138628923 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138631063 1. Blood types are very important when it comes to organ and blood donations since it will let doctors know whether it will be compatible with patients who need these organs/blood. When the wrong blood type is used, it can cause the blood to clot up which can be fatal.
2. I would donate my organs after my death since I may get complications from the operation and I may still need the organs I have. This can be justified by the Bioethical Principle of Autonomy and Informed Consent since this is my body and I should be able to make an informed decision based on my own values and beliefs.]]> 2022-04-11 04:30:08 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138631063 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138631288 1. Blood types are important in blood donation and organ donation because we need to make sure the blood is compatible for the person who needs it.
2. I would rather get my organs donated when I am dead, because organs are a vital part of the body and it will affect my daily life if I don't have one.]]> 2022-04-11 04:30:25 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138631288 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138639579 1. Blood types are important in blood donation and organ donations so that if we are to donate blood to someone, we have to make sure our blood types are similar so that it would be compatible to the person receiving it.
2. For me, I would be willing to donate to donate my organs as a deceased donor. This would cause beneficence for the person in need of it, and I'd be happy to help. ]]> 2022-04-11 04:41:08 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138639579 marcusgatmaitan4 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138639607 1. Blood types are important because you need them for blood donation and organ donation.
2. I would get my organs donated when I am dead. It is good to help someone out even if you are dead, and I believe it is the right thing to do.]]> 2022-04-11 04:41:10 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138639607 prestondarroca1 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138641627 1. Blood type is important for us to know when there is a blood donation or organ donation because it will tell us what is compatible for the receiver and what type of blood type that will have a threatening result to the receiver.

2. I would want to get my organs donated once I have died because I would not like to have that missing organ affect my daily life.]]> 2022-04-11 04:43:40 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138641627 neilcruz1 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138650556 1. This is crucial because you could risk someone's life if we donate the wrong blood type. We need to make sure we know our blood type and if it is compatible or not.

2. I would, but definitely as a deceased donor. I like to not be stressed 24/7, and having the knowledge that I'm donating an organ would stress me out. Besides, if I'm not alive anymore, I don't have any use for organs. So its an opportunity to donate to someone who needs it.]]> 2022-04-11 04:54:24 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138650556 diegovillaflor1 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138668348 1. It is highly important to know if one's blood type is compatible with another's.  If someone is donating their blood to another person, and their blood type is different, then there is a high chance that the blood donation would result in failure. This would also happen if its organ donation. If the donor of the organ has different genetics with the other, then the cells might treat this as a treat and kill the donated organ.

2. If you would ask me, then I would be a deceased donor. This is because, if I donate my organs/blood when I'm alive, then I might have a difficulty that I don't know in my body. If my specific organ is gone, then there might be a chance that I would suffer complications or problems]]> 2022-04-11 05:14:01 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138668348 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138686765 1. Blood types are important in blood donation because it specifies the compatibility of the blood with the person who the blood is being donated for. And overall the correct blood type is just a much safer way to make sure that the patient does not get any fatal accidents from it.

2. If I were to donate my organs I would most likely choose to do so when I have passed because I feel that every organ is highly essential to ones body.]]> 2022-04-11 05:34:04 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138686765 miguelantoniobautista1 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138692158 1. Blood types are very important because it signifies if one blood type is compatible with another blood type. Blood types can even be the cause of life or death, but this is easily avoided by knowing which blood type is compatible with which hence the significance of blood types

2. For me I would want to be an organ donor once I have passed because even If I'm deceased I'd like to know that I helped someone out.]]> 2022-04-11 05:40:14 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138692158 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138714932 1. Blood type is the one of the most important aspects of blood donation since some blood types are not compatible with one another. If two blood types are not compatible, then the blood donation would immediately fail. Blood types are also important in organ donation since if the donor's blood type is not compatible with the receiver's, then our antibodies will be triggered and attack the transplanted organ. It will result in the failure of an organ transplant.

2. I would be willing to donate an organ of mine as a deceased donor but not as a living donor since I only know a few organs we can live without. I can justify this with the bioethical principle: beneficence since when I am dead, I have no need for my organs and body parts so I can donate them for better causes.]]> 2022-04-11 06:04:35 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138714932 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138721999 1. Some blood types can give to others and some may not. Transplants can also occur between all blood types. Blood types can also tell us, if that person is compatible for blood transfusion and whatever.


]]> 2022-04-11 06:12:14 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138721999 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138724143 1. It's very important since only specific blood types can fit with other blood types, and if that wasn't the case, the patient would die.

2. I'm willing to donate my organ/s as a deceased donor because it would just be nice to help people with their problems, even though I would be dead. Beneficence is where you would be willing to help out humanity further develop, and I feel like doing this would be my contribution.]]> 2022-04-11 06:14:40 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138724143 janpena1 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138747749 1. It's important because some blood types won't mix well with others and can lead to death.
2. I would because my organs are still useful even when I've passed.]]> 2022-04-11 06:38:23 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138747749 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138769302 1. It is important to know what your blood type is so when you need a transfusion the correct blood can be given

2. If i could then i would because if i donate an organ it can save a life.]]> 2022-04-11 06:59:28 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138769302 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138786560 1. Blood types in blood donation and organ donation are important because when a person receives the wrong blood type, it can cause the blood to clump together which will be life threatening.

2. For me, I would donate an organ whether I'm alive or deceased. This is an example of beneficence because I am doing something for the benefit of the patient. I can live my life with joy knowing that I saved the life of a person.]]> 2022-04-11 07:18:11 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138786560 jeremiahluna1 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138791129 1. It's very important because it can easily save someone's life. In the case of blood donors, donating your blood will also help in cleaning your blood, and giving your body an excuse to generate brand new blood cells. Organ donors are even more important because they are offering something vital in them. In a literal sense, they are giving a piece of themselves to save someone like a cancer patient, someone with a malfunctioning heart, or even someone dying from a kidney infection.

2. I would want to be dead when I donate a somehow still functioning organ. This is because I want to die knowing, I'll still be living in this world, whether it be through a relative or a complete stranger. This would be classified as nonmaleficence, but I don't see why you need bioethics to justify saving someone's life. ]]> 2022-04-11 07:22:44 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138791129 markcobin1 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138803179 1. Blood types are very important when it comes to organ and blood donations because they tell doctors whether the organs/blood will be compatible with the patients who need them. When an incompatible blood type is used, the blood can clot, which can be fatal.

2. I would donate my organs after death because I would like to help at least one more person even after my death. I can justify this with the bioethical principle of beneficence because after I die, I will have no need for my organs and body parts, which I can donate to better causes. ]]> 2022-04-11 07:36:05 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138803179 patrickespera1 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138817711 1. Blood types in blood donation and organ donation is important because if a person receives the wrong blood type, it will cause the blood to clump together and can endanger or even take the person's life.

2. In my opinion, I may not be willing to donate an organ as a living donor but possibly can donate if deceased. This is because I know that I am not physically and mentally prepared at a young age. I would rather prefer no harm to myself which is one of the bioethical principle, nonmaleficence which is doing no harm to oneself.]]> 2022-04-11 07:50:26 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138817711 jeffreyjuanengo1 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138818104 1. It is important to know your blood time so that when you need to know your blood type because you are in dire need of blood, you know what type the doctors should give you.

2. I am willing to donate an organ because I know that it is a win win situation because a person gets a second chance at life, and I still get too live.]]> 2022-04-11 07:50:43 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138818104 joaquinbalagtas1 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138819927 1. Blood types are important for blood donation so the proper blood type would be donated to the proper patient.

2. For me yes living or not as its saving and helping a life ]]> 2022-04-11 07:52:24 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138819927 31_SanJuan_Reonel_Kurt https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138834874 1. Blood types are important in organ and blood donation because if we donate the incorrect blood type, the person who will be taking the blood might die. Therefore, we should always do a blood test for anyone who is interested in donating and receiving blood.

2. I would only want to donate an organ when I will be deceased because I think missing a vital organ can definitely affect my daily life negatively.]]> 2022-04-11 08:09:16 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138834874 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138836085 1) The importance of blood types is to know what blood is safe for the patient.

2) I think it just depends on the time and the person, I’m still young and if I try to donate my organ to someone much older than me I would say no because it would risk my life and I want to enjoy my life but maybe If I’m old and I am saving a young boy’s life then I would do it.]]> 2022-04-11 08:10:48 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138836085 carlsampang1 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138842349 1. Blood types in blood donation and organ donation are important since your body can only fit with specific types depending on your blood type.
2. I would be willing to donate an organ when I am deceased since I am not really using my organs at that point and someone needs it more than my dead body.]]> 2022-04-11 08:18:07 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2138842349 https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2152081419 1.  Blood types are extremely important when it comes to blood transfusion. Giving a person who lacks blood the wrong blood type will cause their blood to clump up together or clot, which could lead to death. The same applies to organ donation.

2. Like many others here, I'd also donate my organs as a deceased donor, maybe even living if I'm brave enough and already satisfied with my life. Doing this could, at the least, give a family hope that a loved one could possibly live, and at most save someone from death. In my opinion, beneficence is the bioethical principal that best captures this since I'm helping the patient.]]> 2022-04-21 13:53:02 UTC https://padlet.com/gsintern201800144771/M11_4_Reflection8Ireland/wish/2152081419