An older adult patient who has experienced a left knee replacement asks the nurse,"When will I be back to normal?" The nurse responds that:
A) "What did the surgeon tell you about function after the surgery?"
B) "Normal means different things to different people."
C) "You should be back to normal after 6 to 8 weeks."
D) "Surgery will improve your mobility but I'm not sure about being normal."
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