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11 years ago
A patient who is scheduled for a partial laryngectomy asks if he will still be able to talk after the surgery. An appropriate nursing response to this patient is which of the following? Select al that apply.
Standard Text: Select all that apply.
1. “No.”
2. “You will have to ask your physician.”
3. “Yes, but it might sound a little different.”
4. “You will, but with an electronic device.”
5. “Normal speaking, breathing, and swallowing will return as you recover.”
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11 years ago
3,5 -- In a partial laryngectomy, 50% or more of the larynx is removed. The voice generally is well-preserved, although it may be changed by the surgery. The patient can expect normal speaking, breathing, and swallowing to return upon recovery from surgery.
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