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[ArchivalUser]

You are doing a preoperative history and physical examination on a
58-year-old woman who will be undergoing a cholecystectomy later in the
month. She is obese, sedentary with type 2 diabetes, hyperlipidemia and a
history of congestive heart failure in the past. She reports that she is unable
to walk four blocks without stopping to rest. She denies chest pain with
activity. Which of her historical features is not a risk factor for adverse postoperative
outcomes?
a. Obesity
b. Functional capacity
c. Type 2 diabetes
d. Hyperlipidemia
e. Congestive heart failure

[ArchivalUser]

d?

[ArchivalUser]

it is A.......i also answered it D

[ArchivalUser]

ee

[ArchivalUser]

d, sorry didnt read the ques

[ArchivalUser]

@ the1. Can you add the explanation of your questions so they are helpful

[ArchivalUser]

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[ArchivalUser]

Surprisingly, obesity is not a risk factor for adverse
postoperative outcomes. Type 2 diabetes, hyperlipidemia, and congestive
heart failure may all require additional preoperative testing. Poor functional
capacity is defined as being unable to walk four blocks or up two flights of
steps. Persons with poor functional capacity have more than twice as many
adverse outcomes than their counterparts with better functional capacity.