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Gessell Rodriguez
on Oct 14, 2024Verified
An obese patient admitted for abdominal surgery is more susceptible to the postoperative complication of which of the following?
A) Anemia.
B) Seizures.
C) Protein loss.
D) Dehiscence.
Dehiscence
The splitting or bursting open of a wound or surgical incision, often leading to complications in healing.
Obese Patient
A patient with a significantly high amount of body fat or a BMI (Body Mass Index) of 30 or above, increasing risk for various health conditions.
- Identify factors increasing susceptibility to postoperative complications and implement preventive measures.
Verified Answer
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Learning Objectives
- Identify factors increasing susceptibility to postoperative complications and implement preventive measures.
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