Total knee replacement, Brian is admitted to Middling

Total knee replacement

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Brian is admitted to Middling Medical Center for a total knee replacement. During his stay, he gets a wound infection. He is treated with IV antibiotics and then discharged. This infection would be considered Blood-borne pathogen Healthcare associated infection Community-acquired infection Multiple drug-resistant organism infection.

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