Can you help me with these 2 questions? 11.6 While coordinating with rehabilitation, whatwould be the priority of care for a client who ispost-op following a hip replacement?OInstruct the client to lift the leg upward froma lying position.Encourage client to elevate the knee whensitting.O Keep abductor pillow in place while client isin the bed.O Review exercises with client on how to flexhip 90 degrees or more to prevent stiffness.11.7 Which of these nursing actions indicate thenurse understands how to safely use a walkerfor an older-adult client who has been unsteadyand requires assistance with ambulation afterstretching a muscle in the right leg whileexercising? Select all that apply.OAdvise to advance "affected"kwer limb, thenmove unaffected limb forward.Discuss with client that wrists are even withthe handgrips on the walker when arms aredangling downward.OInstruct client to wear nonskid slippers.Review the importance of advancing thewalker approximately 16 inches (40.64 cm).Teach client the importance to advance walkerwith the "affected" lower limb.

Exercise, a healthy diet and body weight, taking precautions to avoid blood clots, and preparing your household for limited mobility can all help you recover quickly after hip replacement surgery. 11.6 Answer:- 3 Explanation:- the patient is advised to keep a pillow between the legs while in bed to ensure that the hip doesn't dislocate after a hip replacement surgery. Patient should avoid lying with stomach facing downwards. The patient should also avoid to elevate the knee which increases the risk of shoulder dislocation. So all the movements involving elevation of knees should be avoided. .11.7 Answer :- All the options are correct. Explanation :- while using a walker the injured leg is displaced ist while providing support with the palms followed by displacing the healthy leg . This prevents strain on the injured leg and further injury. Along with this the patient should be educated on this matter to teach him the importance of displacing the injured leg ist. Wrists should also be at the same level as the grips on the walker for proper usage and movement while using a walker. It also helps to prevent strain at the shoulder joint and prevents accidents like falling while using a walker . The walker should be advanced forward to a distance of approximately an few inches (arms length) not necessarily being a fixed 16 inches. But 16 inches is almost equal to the recommended distance so may be considered correct. The patient should also wear non skid shoes preferably laced ones to prevent loss of traction by slips or falling down while using a walker .