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A patient with a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm needs to have major surgery. The nurse explains to the family that major surgery:

a. is an excision or removal of a diseased body part.
b. involves extensive surgery to reconstruct body parts.
c. is not necessary but may prevent additional problems.
d. is a surgical exploration that allows the physician or health care provider to confirm a diagnosis.

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