Answer:
Post-operative suture removal.
Explanation:
Post-operative suture removal involves the process of removal of sutures after the replacement of 1-2 weeks. Early removal may cause the tissue injury or may cause the infection.
The individual that is at high risk of bacterial endocarditis does not require the post-operative suture removal. Because this removal may increase the chances of infection in the individual and makes the condition even more worse.
Thus, the correct answer is option (B).
Answer:
Kaposi sarcoma,
Non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL),
Cervical cancer
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I believe it’s D
When a physician is in a hurry, it may be hard to get to certain patients, and have a certain amount of time to work with them.
I’m not completely positive with this answer, but it seems somewhat accurate.
