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You are a nurse caring for an 87-year-old retired teacher who underwent hip replacement surgery 2 weeks ago and
has transferred to your rehabilitation unit for physical therapy and nursing care until she is physically able to return
home. Before her surgery, she lived alone, maintained an immaculately clean house, and was very socially active,
with several events scheduled throughout her week. She travelled extensively but limited her personal driving to
daylight hours. Upon admission to your rehab unit, the patient wonders aloud how she'll return to her
former
lifestyle and who will help her. (Learning Outcome 2)
1. What significant cues should be further analyzed based on available patient information?
2. How should you assist the patient to facilitate maximal health?
3. What questions should you ask yourself when caring for this patient to help facilitate maximal health and quality
of life?

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