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Which surgical classification would be the most appropriate for a cardiac catheterization sched-uled on a 44-year-old male client who is in the hospital with chest pain?
 
  1. Major
  2. Minor
  3. Ablative
  4. Elective
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Major surgery involves extensive reconstruction or alteration in body parts and poses great risks to well-being. Minor surgery involves minimal alteration in body parts, is often designed to cor-rect deformities, and involves minimal risks compared with major procedures. Ablative surgery is the excision or removal of a diseased body part. Elective surgery is performed on the basis of client's choice, is not essential, and is not always necessary for health.
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