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- What post-operative exercises are available to teach patients following surgery?What procedures can and cannot be delegated to the medical assistant to stay within the scope of practice?Susan asks the nurse to help her assume a position that will help her avoid the need for an episiotomy. What position would the nurse advise Susan to take?
