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A client's intake form predates a recent surgery. What should happen before selecting the next assessment?

  1. AUpdate the health history and any post-surgical restrictions
  2. BChoose low-intensity tests only, then update the form at the next session
  3. CApply a general post-surgery protocol from the gym's files
  4. DProceed if the client reports no pain at the surgical site
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Answer

A

Surgery is a material health change, so the history and any clinician-set restrictions must be updated before assessments are chosen.

B

Lower intensity is still chosen without knowing the procedure or restrictions; screening must be updated first.

C

Restrictions depend on the specific procedure and recovery stage, which a generic protocol does not capture.

D

Absence of pain does not establish post-surgical readiness or remove restrictions.

A

Surgery is a material health change, so the history and any clinician-set restrictions must be updated before assessments are chosen.

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