A nurse is assessing a client who is a potential candidate for carpal-tunnel release. Which of the following factors are used to determine a client's suitability for ambulatory surgery?
A) Previous surgery
B) Insurance policy
C) Underlying disorder
D) First language
C
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Presence or absence of underlying body disorders is used to determine a client's suitability for ambulatory surgery. Client condition and age, complexity of the procedure, and availability of aftercare also help in determining a client's suitability for ambulatory surgery. Previous surgery, insurance policy, or first language does not help in determining a client's suitability for ambulatory surgery.
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