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MC Discharge instructions for a client following an arthroscopy include

MC Discharge instructions for a client following an arthroscopy include

A. As soon as you get home, put heat on the area for 30 minutes and off 30 minutes. Continue this procedure for 4 hours.
B. Keep your knee in a straight position for the first 24 hours.
C. You may ambulate on the second postoperative day using crutches.
D. Check the incision site for signs of edema and erythema; if they should occur, notify the physician.

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