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The nurse assesses the client 4 hours following a left TKR. The client has a knee immobilizer in place with medial and lateral packs that are warm. An autotransfusion wound drainage system has 350 mL collected. The client has not voided since before surgery but does not express a need. Which interventions should the nurse plan to implement at this time? Select all that apply.

Correct Answer: A,E

Rationale: A. An autotransfusion drainage system is used in the immediate postoperative period if extensive bleeding is anticipated. Collected drainage can be reinfused up to 6 hours postoperative. E. Ice packs, used to reduce swelling and control bleeding, are replaced every 2 hours. If they have warmed, they need to be replaced.

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