One major challenge in kidney transplantation programs is?

• A. Shortage Of Available Kidney Donors
• B. No Immunosuppression Required
• C. Donor Kidneys Are Abundant
• D. Donor Kidneys Never Rejected

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that there aren’t enough donor kidneys to meet the number of patients who need them. This shortage creates long waiting lists, delays, and worse outcomes for people with kidney failure. Immunosuppressive therapy is essential after transplant to prevent rejection, so saying no immunosuppression is required is incorrect. Donor kidneys are not plentiful, and even with good matching, rejection can occur, so the other statements don’t reflect the main challenge.