[Answer] 8. In the USA and UK, at the end of the twentieth century, who could register as an organ donor?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "8. In the USA and UK, at the end of the twentieth century, who could register as an organ donor? "

...1. relatives 2. anyone who is legally competent 3. friends 4. There is no need. You are automatically registered at birth. Kidneys for transplantation can come from two sources: living donors and cadaveric donors. Living donors are usually close relatives but recent developments have introduced the concept of kidney exchange where friends and distant relatives may become a potential donor. In Australia, it is illegal to sell body organs and the average waiting time is about three - four years. Some countries have adopted an 'opt out' system where consent is assumed unless you state otherwise.

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anyone who is legally competent:

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