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- Mrs. Kinnon recently underwent knee replacement surgery and is currently recovering in a hospital ward.
- She has special guidelines for walking and fall prevention, and requires a bed alarm to help keep her safe during the night.
- Additionally, she has been prescribed a blood thinner, which makes her more susceptible to injuries.
Article Abstract
Mrs Kinnon has just had a knee replacement and is in a ward. She has specific ambulation and fall precautions, and needs a bed alarm at night. She has been prescribed a blood thinner and is especially vulnerable to injury.
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