Short stay/ambulatory settings are suitable for all patients provided:
a. they are having a procedure where there is little or no risk of bleeding.
b. they are between 5 and 75 years of age.
c. they are able to manage their postoperative care without assistance.
d. they do not have dementia.
ANS: A
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