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The nurse is completing discharge teaching for a patient who delivered 2 days ago. Which statement by the patient indicates that further information is required?

1. Because I have a midline episiotomy, I should keep my perineum clean.
2. Soaking in the tub will help my mediolateral episiotomy to heal.
3. I can take ibuprofen (Motrin) when my perineum starts to hurt.
4. The tear I have through my rectum is unrelated to my episiotomy.

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