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which client is at highest risk for developing postsurgical complications? 18-year-old male trauma client 35-year-old c-section 55-year-old heart bypass 75-year-old pneumonia client

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The occurrence of one or more problems in postsurgical complications was independently predicted by the patient's advanced age, heart disease, preoperative neurologic abnormalities, past wound infections, corticosteroid use, history of sepsis, and an American Society of Anesthesiologists classification of >2.

What are the top three postoperative issues with immobility?

Pressure ulcers [1], deep vein thrombosis (DVT) [2], pneumonia [3], and urinary tract infection are just a few of the problems that are independently linked to immobility (UTI)

When do most postoperative problems happen?

Although serious complications can arise at any time following surgery, the likelihood is highest in the first couple of days.

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