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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the post-op instructions in the editor.
- Begin by reviewing the 'Managing Pain' section. Here, you can note any prescribed medications and their dosages directly in the document.
- Move to 'Surgical Site Care'. Use text boxes to input any specific care instructions provided by your doctor regarding your incision.
- In the 'Constipation' section, check off any symptoms you may experience and add notes about dietary changes you plan to implement.
- For 'Pneumonia Prevention', highlight key actions like using an Incentive Spirometer and set reminders for yourself within the document.
- Finally, review the 'Activity' and 'Diet' sections. You can create a checklist of activities and meals that align with your recovery plan.
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