you have been assigned a patient who was admitted for a total right knee replacements due to chronic osteoarthritis 1.What do you anticipate the patient's home medications prior to admission might be and why ? 2.what medications would you anticipate the health care provider would be prescribe while the patient's is in the hospital and why :? 3.what medications would you anticipate the health care provider prescribing for the patient's discharge and why ?

you have been assigned a patient who was admitted for a total right knee replacements due to chronic osteoarthritis 1.What do you anticipate the patient's home medications prior to admission might be and why ? 2.what medications would you anticipate the health care provider would be prescribe while the patient's is in the hospital and why :? 3.what medications would you anticipate the health care provider prescribing for the patient's discharge and why ?

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