A person can survive after donating one kidney.

He will still survive and remain normal

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He will die due to blood poisoning

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The correct option is A He will still survive and remain normal
Most people who are born without a kidney (or with only one working kidney) lead normal, healthy lives. A person may have had one kidney removed during an operation in order to treat an injury or a disease like cancer. A person may have donated one kidney to a person who needed a kidney transplant. The other kidney will enlarge in size to perform extra work of the missing kidney.

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