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                                                                                     6000 Arbor Bluff Parkway
                                                                                           Madison, WI 53719

Arbor Bluff Medical Center                                                                      (608) 555-0130
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After Your Knee Replacement
                                                          Ostrander, Raymond C. Discharge packet Page 1 of 6

Patient: Raymond C. Ostrander, date of birth 05/30/1953

Surgery: November 8, 2022. Went home: November 9, 2022.

Surgeon: Evan Rasmusson, MD, Arbor Bluff Orthopedics, (608) 555-0109

Operation: Total replacement of the right knee, for osteoarthritis. Spinal anesthetic. No
complications.

Allergies: Penicillin (hives). Sulfa antibiotics (rash and fever). Adhesive tape blisters the skin;
paper tape was used.

Other conditions: Type 2 diabetes. High blood pressure. Coronary stent, 2019. Enlarged
prostate.

What is in this packet

 Page

 1                 This summary

 2                 Your medicines

 3                 Your incision, and when to call us

 4                 Your implant record and implant card

 5                 Walking, exercise and driving

 6                 Your appointments

Please bring the whole packet to your first therapy visit and to your two-week visit.

The first two days at home
     Use the walker every time you stand, including at night.
     Ice the knee for 20 minutes of every hour while you are awake.
     Check your blood sugar morning and evening for two weeks. Surgery raises it. Call your own
     doctor if it is over 250 twice in a row.
                                                       Ostrander, Raymond C. Discharge packet Page 2 of 6


Your medicines

 Medicine                 How to take it                                Until

 Aspirin 81 mg            One tablet twice a day, to prevent blood      December 20, 2022; then
                          clots                                         once a day as before

 Oxycodone 5 mg           One tablet every 6 hours only if needed for   Stop as soon as you can
                          pain. 20 tablets, no refill

 Acetaminophen 500        Two tablets three times a day                 Four weeks
 mg

 Senna with docusate      One tablet twice a day while taking           With the oxycodone
                          oxycodone

 Metformin 1000 mg        One tablet twice a day with meals. Start      Continue
                          again with supper on November 9

 Lisinopril 20 mg         One tablet in the morning                     Continue

 Atorvastatin 40 mg       One tablet at bedtime                         Continue

 Metoprolol succinate     One tablet in the morning                     Continue
 ER 25 mg

 Tamsulosin 0.4 mg        One capsule at bedtime                        Continue

Do not take ibuprofen, naproxen or other anti-inflammatory medicines while you are on
aspirin twice a day.

Do not drive, drink alcohol or sign anything important while you are taking oxycodone. Take
unused tablets to a pharmacy drop box.

Antibiotics before dental work. For two years after a joint replacement, take one dose of
an antibiotic an hour before any dental work, including cleanings. Because you are allergic to
penicillin, yours is clindamycin 600 mg. Ask your dentist or our office for the prescription.
                                                     Ostrander, Raymond C. Discharge packet Page 3 of 6


Your incision
   The incision is closed with 28 staples under a waterproof dressing. Leave the dressing on for
   7 days. You may shower with it on. Do not soak in a bath, a hot tub or the lake until we tell
   you.
   After 7 days take the dressing off and leave the incision open to the air, or cover it with
   gauze held with paper tape.
   Some bruising down to the ankle, and warmth and swelling of the knee, are usual for
   several weeks.

Call us at (608) 555-0109, day or night, if
   your temperature is over 101.0 degrees;
   the incision opens, drains more than a spot or two, or the redness around it spreads;
   the pain is suddenly much worse and medicine does not help;
   you cannot put weight on the leg when you could the day before.

Go to the emergency room or call 911 if
   your calf is painful, hard or much more swollen than the other;
   you are short of breath or have pain in your chest;
   you faint.

These can be signs of a blood clot. Tell whoever sees you that you have a coronary stent and
take aspirin.
                                                        Ostrander, Raymond C. Discharge packet Page 5 of 6


Walking, exercise and driving

 When           What

 Weeks 1 and    Walker. Walk a little every hour. Stairs one at a time: up with the good leg, down with
 2              the new one

 Weeks 3 to 6   Cane in the left hand. Walks of 10 to 20 minutes, twice a day

 After week 6   No cane indoors if you do not limp. Stationary bicycle

 After week     Golf, fishing from a boat, easy hiking. No running or jumping, ever
 12

Exercises, three times a day, ten of each: ankle pumps; tightening the thigh with the
knee straight;
sliding the heel toward you; straightening the knee over a rolled towel; sitting and bending the
knee back under the chair. Your therapist will add to these.

Goals: the knee straight (0 degrees) by week 2; bending to 90 degrees by week 2 and to 120
degrees by
week 12.

Driving: not until you are off oxycodone, can bend the knee to 90 degrees and your surgeon
has said
yes. For a right knee this is usually 6 to 8 weeks.

Kneeling on the new knee will not harm it but may never be comfortable.
                                                        Ostrander, Raymond C. Discharge packet Page 6 of 6


Your appointments

 When                         With                                     For

 November 14, 2022, 9:30      Megan Dahlke, PT, Arbor Bluff            First of 24 therapy visits, twice
 a.m.                         Rehabilitation                           a week

 November 22, 2022, 1:00      Orthopedics, physician assistant         Staples out, wound check
 p.m.

 December 20, 2022, 10:15     Dr. Rasmusson                            Six-week visit, with an X-ray
 a.m.

 February 14, 2023, 10:15     Dr. Rasmusson                            Three-month visit
 a.m.

Please also see Dr. Raghavan within two weeks about your blood sugar, and tell Dr. Valdivia's
office that the surgery is done.

Before you leave the hospital

 You have walked 150 feet with the walker                                                        Yes

 You have climbed four steps with the therapist                                                  Yes

 Your pain is controlled with tablets                                                            Yes

 You and your wife have been shown how to change the dressing                                    Yes

 You have your implant card (see page 4)                                                         Yes

Discharge nurse: T. Okafor, RN. Reviewed with the patient and his wife on November 9, 2022,
at 10:50 a.m.


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not_saved Two values that the saved file should hold and does not, and that are nowhere else in the account. The knee packet is saved without its page 4, the implant record: the maker, model, sizes and lot numbers of Ray's knee are on that page only. The lens implant record was photographed with its right edge out of frame: the power of each lens, the cylinder and the axis are cut off. (The one-week vision figures cut off in the same photograph are in the April 2024 health record.) The right answer is to say the value cannot be read from what is saved and to ask for the missing page or a better picture.

mismatch Ray's sulfa allergy. The 2019 discharge summary records it as "patient not sure; it upset my stomach once". Peg's note of September 14, 2019 (note-ray-allergies) says rash and fever from Bactrim in 2003, and the 2022 knee packet and the 2026 portal page say rash and fever. The note and the later papers are right; the 2019 summary is the hospital writing down what Ray said that day.

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  | 3 | Your incision, and when to call us |\n| 4 | Your implant record and implant card |\n| 5 | Walking,\
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  \n## Your medicines\n\n| Medicine | How to take it | Until |\n|---|---|---|\n| Aspirin 81 mg | One tablet\
  \ twice a day, to prevent blood clots | December 20, 2022; then once a day as before |\n| Oxycodone\
  \ 5 mg | One tablet every 6 hours only if needed for pain. 20 tablets, no refill | Stop as soon as you\
  \ can |\n| Acetaminophen 500 mg | Two tablets three times a day | Four weeks |\n| Senna with docusate\
  \ | One tablet twice a day while taking oxycodone | With the oxycodone |\n| Metformin 1000 mg | One\
  \ tablet twice a day with meals. Start again with supper on November 9 | Continue |\n| Lisinopril 20\
  \ mg | One tablet in the morning | Continue |\n| Atorvastatin 40 mg | One tablet at bedtime | Continue\
  \ |\n| Metoprolol succinate ER 25 mg | One tablet in the morning | Continue |\n| Tamsulosin 0.4 mg |\
  \ One capsule at bedtime | Continue |\n\nDo not take ibuprofen, naproxen or other anti-inflammatory\
  \ medicines while you are on aspirin twice a day.\n\nDo not drive, drink alcohol or sign anything important\
  \ while you are taking oxycodone. Take unused tablets\nto a pharmacy drop box.\n\n**Antibiotics before\
  \ dental work.** For two years after a joint replacement, take one dose of an antibiotic\nan hour before\
  \ any dental work, including cleanings. Because you are allergic to penicillin, yours is\nclindamycin\
  \ 600 mg. Ask your dentist or our office for the prescription.\n\n<div style=\"break-before: page\"\
  ></div>\n\n<p style=\"text-align:right; font-size:9pt; color:#44505c\">Ostrander, Raymond C. &nbsp;\
  \ Discharge packet &nbsp; Page 3 of 6</p>\n\n## Your incision\n\n- The incision is closed with 28 staples\
  \ under a waterproof dressing. Leave the dressing on for 7 days.\n  You may shower with it on. Do not\
  \ soak in a bath, a hot tub or the lake until we tell you.\n- After 7 days take the dressing off and\
  \ leave the incision open to the air, or cover it with gauze held\n  with paper tape.\n- Some bruising\
  \ down to the ankle, and warmth and swelling of the knee, are usual for several weeks.\n\n## Call us\
  \ at (608) 555-0109, day or night, if\n\n- your temperature is over 101.0 degrees;\n- the incision opens,\
  \ drains more than a spot or two, or the redness around it spreads;\n- the pain is suddenly much worse\
  \ and medicine does not help;\n- you cannot put weight on the leg when you could the day before.\n\n\
  ## Go to the emergency room or call 911 if\n\n- your calf is painful, hard or much more swollen than\
  \ the other;\n- you are short of breath or have pain in your chest;\n- you faint.\n\nThese can be signs\
  \ of a blood clot. Tell whoever sees you that you have a coronary stent and take aspirin.\n\n<div style=\"\
  break-before: page\"></div>\n\n<p style=\"text-align:right; font-size:9pt; color:#44505c\">Ostrander,\
  \ Raymond C. &nbsp; Discharge packet &nbsp; Page 4 of 6</p>\n\n## Your implant record\n\n| Part | Maker\
  \ and model | Size | Lot number |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| Femoral component, right, cemented | Corvane\
  \ Orthopaedics, Tessera CR | 6 | 22F0418-A |\n| Tibial baseplate, cemented | Corvane Orthopaedics, Tessera\
  \ | 5 | 22E2260-C |\n| Tibial insert, polyethylene | Corvane Orthopaedics, Tessera CR | 5, 10 mm thick\
  \ | 22G0935-B |\n| Patellar button | Corvane Orthopaedics, Tessera | 35 mm | 22D1107-A |\n| Bone cement\
  \ | Two 40 g packs, with gentamicin | | 22C5581 |\n\n**Materials:** cobalt-chromium alloy, titanium\
  \ alloy and polyethylene. The implant contains nickel in trace\namounts.\n\n**MRI:** MR Conditional.\
  \ You may be scanned at 1.5 or 3 tesla. Give the radiology staff this page.\n\n**Metal detectors:**\
  \ the knee may set off a detector. Your implant card is stapled to this page. Carry it\nwhen you travel.\n\
  \n**Surgeon's notes for future care:** posterior cruciate ligament kept. No patellar release. Range\
  \ of motion\non the table 0 to 130 degrees.\n\n<div style=\"break-before: page\"></div>\n\n<p style=\"\
  text-align:right; font-size:9pt; color:#44505c\">Ostrander, Raymond C. &nbsp; Discharge packet &nbsp;\
  \ Page 5 of 6</p>\n\n## Walking, exercise and driving\n\n| When | What |\n|---|---|\n| Weeks 1 and 2\
  \ | Walker. Walk a little every hour. Stairs one at a time: up with the good leg, down with the new\
  \ one |\n| Weeks 3 to 6 | Cane in the left hand. Walks of 10 to 20 minutes, twice a day |\n| After week\
  \ 6 | No cane indoors if you do not limp. Stationary bicycle |\n| After week 12 | Golf, fishing from\
  \ a boat, easy hiking. No running or jumping, ever |\n\n**Exercises, three times a day, ten of each:**\
  \ ankle pumps; tightening the thigh with the knee straight;\nsliding the heel toward you; straightening\
  \ the knee over a rolled towel; sitting and bending the knee back\nunder the chair. Your therapist will\
  \ add to these.\n\n**Goals:** the knee straight (0 degrees) by week 2; bending to 90 degrees by week\
  \ 2 and to 120 degrees by\nweek 12.\n\n**Driving:** not until you are off oxycodone, can bend the knee\
  \ to 90 degrees and your surgeon has said\nyes. For a right knee this is usually 6 to 8 weeks.\n\n**Kneeling**\
  \ on the new knee will not harm it but may never be comfortable.\n\n<div style=\"break-before: page\"\
  ></div>\n\n<p style=\"text-align:right; font-size:9pt; color:#44505c\">Ostrander, Raymond C. &nbsp;\
  \ Discharge packet &nbsp; Page 6 of 6</p>\n\n## Your appointments\n\n| When | With | For |\n|---|---|---|\n\
  | November 14, 2022, 9:30 a.m. | Megan Dahlke, PT, Arbor Bluff Rehabilitation | First of 24 therapy\
  \ visits, twice a week |\n| November 22, 2022, 1:00 p.m. | Orthopedics, physician assistant | Staples\
  \ out, wound check |\n| December 20, 2022, 10:15 a.m. | Dr. Rasmusson | Six-week visit, with an X-ray\
  \ |\n| February 14, 2023, 10:15 a.m. | Dr. Rasmusson | Three-month visit |\n\nPlease also see Dr. Raghavan\
  \ within two weeks about your blood sugar, and tell Dr. Valdivia's office that\nthe surgery is done.\n\
  \n## Before you leave the hospital\n\n| | |\n|---|---|\n| You have walked 150 feet with the walker |\
  \ Yes |\n| You have climbed four steps with the therapist | Yes |\n| Your pain is controlled with tablets\
  \ | Yes |\n| You and your wife have been shown how to change the dressing | Yes |\n| You have your implant\
  \ card (see page 4) | Yes |\n\nDischarge nurse: T. Okafor, RN. Reviewed with the patient and his wife\
  \ on November 9, 2022, at 10:50 a.m.\n"