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A nurse is caring for a client who has a severe gangrenous infection of the right lower extremity. The nurse should plan preoperative teaching based on the possibility of which of the following amputation procedures?

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Rationale: Post-amputation pain typically decreases gradually, providing realistic expectations for recovery and pain management.

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