A client with chronic back pain has been taking NSAIDS for several months without relief. After consultation with the health care provider, she has elected to have back surgery. Which instructions should the nurse give the client regarding preparation for surgery?
a. NSAIDs should be discontinued 7 to 14 days before elective surgery.
b. NSAIDs should be taken on the morning of the scheduled surgery to help with postoperative pain.
c. NSAIDs should be discontinued 24 hours before the scheduled surgery.
d. NSAIDs will decrease the effect of the anesthesia used during the procedure.
a. NSAIDs should be discontinued 7 to 14 days before elective surgery.
FEEDBACK:
a. NSAIDS should be discontinued 7 to 14 days before elective surgery or dental procedures to reduce the risk of serious bleeding.
b. .
c. .
d. .
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