A 63-year-old diabetic, morbidly obese female patient is complaining of diffuse upper right quadrant pain that becomes more intense after eating. Sonography indicates a large number of stones in her gallbladder. The physician has scheduled her for an open cholecystectomy with common bile duct exploration. What surgical wound classification would be expected in this case?

How must the patient’s comorbidities be taken into account during closure?

How is her wound expected to heal?

answer:

i believe the answer is d).

explanation:

i think this is because you are tearing apart the muscle, and then when you eat, the muscle re-heals, making itself even stronger.

edit: i put b) before but i meant to put d). sorry for the incorrect answer.

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answer: all of the above

a. apply ice to the affected area.

b. administer tylenol (acetaminophen).

c. put a gate across the stairs.

d. apply knee and elbow protectors.

answer: depends on how munch your body can take ( personal advice use 6 lines then quit)

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