Can an individual specify which organs and tissues they would like to donate?

Individuals can indeed specify which organs and tissues they would like to donate, making the second choice the correct answer. This personalization allows potential donors to make informed decisions based on their values, beliefs, and preferences regarding organ donation.

In many jurisdictions, donor cards and online registries often provide options to select specific organs or tissues for donation, ensuring that donors have control over what happens to their bodies after death. This specificity can be important for individuals who have strong feelings about certain types of donations, either for ethical or personal reasons.

While other options present limiting scenarios, they do not reflect the common practice that empowers individuals to express their wishes concerning organ and tissue donation in a meaningful way.