Given it’s a hip replacement surgery I will give 2 recommendations. As swelling is usually a large part of the inflammatory response and aids in the bodies repair, this means you can use the RICE method: Rest, Ice, Compression, and elevation. One thing I’d recommend is a compression sock that can keep swelling in check. My second recommendation is to move. Don’t stay stationary until you’ve recovered, they moving around. You do not want blood to be stagnant in you leg, form clots which can break off and cause embolic attacks.
Answer:A person whose body can no longer keep up with the demands of stress is in the exhaustion stage. At this point, there is not much this person can do anymore, and has to go and have a rest, or else there may be serious repercussions when it comes to that person's health.
well this is more of a person to person based answer but a sample answer or response would be the following, as i am focusing on my future career in nursing there are several different professional organizations in this career path, but personally i would join ANA (American Nurses Association) and i would join ANA because i like the message they put out, as well as the different programs and opportunity's within ANA. I hope this helps!!
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<em>Targeted exercise should improve the performance of a certain task, Repetition of specific exercises will help improve the given task</em>
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