AI Helps Match People Who Need New Organs

End-of-lesson check

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1. What does AI help doctors find in organ transplants?

   1. A new hospital to work at
   2. How to build more hospitals in a city
   3. Which patients are too sick for any treatment
   4. The best match between a donor and a patient

2. Why is AI especially useful for matching organs to patients?

   1. It can talk to families about donations
   2. It can search through many possible matches very quickly
   3. It can create new organs in a laboratory
   4. It can perform transplant surgeries by itself

3. Who makes the biggest decisions about organ transplants?

   1. Only the hospital administrators
   2. Doctors and families
   3. The AI system alone
   4. Only the patients

4. Which of these is given as an example of how AI helps in the lesson?

   1. AI builds new kidneys in a lab
   2. AI decides who gets on the waiting list
   3. AI performs the actual surgery
   4. AI matches kidneys to the right person

5. What is the main message or 'big idea' of this lesson?

   1. Everyone who is sick needs a new organ
   2. AI can replace all doctors
   3. AI helps find the best match between donors and patients quickly
   4. Organ transplants are too dangerous to do

6. What would happen if there was no AI helping with organ matching?

   1. Doctors would have to search through many matches manually, which takes longer
   2. Organ transplants would stop happening completely
   3. AI would be unnecessary anyway
   4. All patients would get organs at the same time

7. A hospital wants to use AI to decide which patient gets an organ first. Based on the lesson, what should happen?

   1. The AI should make the decision because it is fastest
   2. The AI should ask the patients directly
   3. The AI can suggest matches, but doctors and families decide who gets the organ
   4. The AI should flip a coin to decide

8. What is one way AI helps doctors plan transplant surgeries?

   1. AI finds the best donor-patient match for scheduling
   2. AI performs the surgery on its own
   3. AI decides which hospital should do the surgery
   4. AI tells patients they do not need surgery

9. A student says AI does all the work for organ transplants and doctors are not needed anymore. Is this correct?

   1. Yes, but only for kidneys
   2. No, doctors and families still make the big decisions
   3. Yes, AI does everything now
   4. No, AI is not allowed in hospitals

10. Why might AI be better at finding matches than a person doing it alone?

    1. AI knows each patient's family personally
    2. AI has feelings and gets tired
    3. AI can talk to patients directly
    4. AI can look at more possible combinations at once

11. The lesson mentions that AI helps with kidneys, hearts, and other organs. What does this tell us about AI in healthcare?

    1. AI is only used in one hospital
    2. AI can be used for many different types of organ matching
    3. AI can only work with organs from living donors
    4. AI only works with hearts, not kidneys

12. What is the connection between AI helping with organ matching and saving lives?

    1. AI saves lives by making organs in a lab
    2. AI saves lives by replacing nurses
    3. Faster matching means patients can get organs sooner and live
    4. AI saves lives by telling doctors what to do every day

13. If you wanted to tell someone what this lesson is mainly about, what would you say?

    1. How AI helps doctors match donors and patients for organ transplants
    2. How to build a hospital
    3. Why organs are important
    4. How to become a doctor

14. A new AI system claims it can decide who gets organs without any doctors involved. Based on the lesson, would this be good?

    1. Yes, because AI is always right
    2. No, because AI does not exist yet
    3. No, because doctors and families should make the big choices
    4. Yes, because it would be faster

15. Why does the lesson ask you to talk to a parent about organ sharing?

    1. To make you talk to strangers
    2. To teach you medical terms
    3. To test if you read the lesson
    4. To help you appreciate how organ donation saves lives