11. Pain control has nothing to do with how well a patient heals, and only affects their ability toparticipate in rehab.a. Trueb. False12. Early ambulation is not necessary for patients with repaired hip fractures.b. False180 DRG spinnin avosnju 19913. The surgeon will determine how much weight a patient can put on their hip and if they need hipprecautions depending on the type of surgical repair he felt was the best for the patient.a. Truea. Trueb. False14. Pain increases the sympathetic response with subsequent rise in hear rate, cardiac work, andoxygen consumption.a. Trueb. False 1. It is always acceptable for all hip fracture patients to shower as long as their incision is well covered.92161a. True2. Percutaneous pinning and ORIF require attention to weight bearing precautions, and Hemi-arthroplasty and Total Hip Replacement may require attention to both weight bearing precautions and Chip precautions.a. Truea. True3. A patient with a total hip replacement (arthroplasty) will have one or more small incisions.a. Trueb. False4. For each area on the Braden score that is less than "3", an intervention should be added.a. Trueb. Falsea. Trueb. False5. Post hip fracture patient's diet needs to include high fiber foods such as fish, eggs, and pork.a. Trueb. Falseb. False6. Laxatives for post-op hip fracture patients are contraindicated because of inability to sit on the toilet.SAN CRIb. False7. Patients with staphylococcus of the nares should be placed on decolonization protocol.b. False

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