Was the Heart Donor purposely killed?

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Dick Cheney was dying in the hospital and the doctor was telling the family that because there is no donor heart available that he will die and his wife said, "He's not going anywhere!" and the movie cuts to a scene where the man telling the story is killed and his heart used to save DC. Does this mean that someone was targeted (by DC wife) and purposely run over to get a heart from a donor? Someone please explain this scene to me.



Best Answer

No.

The death of the donor was purely accidental.

Mrs. Cheney statement that "He's not going anywhere" was just an expression of faith in her husband and his recovery and that somehow he would receive a heart.




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What happens to the donor of a heart?

These donors are not alive. They are what is called "brain dead," but their hearts and other organs can be kept alive for a short time with medicines and machines.

Does an organ donor have to be alive?

While some organs, such as a single kidney, can be donated while the donor is alive, most organ donations occur after the donor has died. The medical profession considers people whose brains have irreversibly ceased to function to be dead.

What is the dead donor rule?

Since its inception, organ transplantation has been guided by the overarching ethical requirement known as the dead donor rule, which simply states that patients must be declared dead before the removal of any vital organs for transplantation.

What is forced organ harvesting?

Forced organ harvesting, removal of organs from a donor without obtaining prior free and voluntary informed consent, is not only a crime against humanity, but a serious threat to medical science in general.



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