patient post-op 8 hrs, is he considered stable?
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When is a post-op patient considered stable?
It depends on the surgery. Open heart surgery, no way. Getting a mole removed, definitely.
Answered Dec 06, 2009
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KenjiM Dec 06, 2009
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