3. Tom is ready to be discharged from the medical-surgical unit after 5 days ofhospitalization. Which client statement indicates to the nurse that Tomunderstands the discharge teaching about cellular injury?A. "I do not have to see my doctor unless I have problems."B. "I can stop taking my antibiotics once I am feeling better."C. "If I have redness, drainage, or fever, I should call my healthcareprovider."D. "I can return to my normal activities as soon as I go home.

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