When organs and tissues are removed from a donor's body,
A) the family has the responsibility of arranging for burial or cremation.
B) funeral arrangements are not delayed.
C) the decedent's body is not disfigured.
D) All of the answers are correct.

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When organs and tissues are removed from a donor's body, the process is done with care to ensure the body is not disfigured, allowing for an open-casket funeral if desired. This means that the family still has the responsibility of arranging for burial or cremation, and the process does not delay funeral arrangements.

When Organs and Tissues Are Removed from a Donor's Body