The left foot of a client with a history of intermittent claudication becomes increasingly cyanotic and numb. gangrene of the left foot is diagnosed, and because of the high level of arterial insufficiency, an above-the-knee amputation (aka) is scheduled. which response by the client best demonstrates emotional readiness for the surgery?

1 explains the goals of the procedure
2 displays few signs of anticipatory grief
3 participates in learning perioperative care
4 verbalizes acceptance of permanent dependency needs

3

Explanation:

Peri-operative learning is the period of patients' surgical procedures. It is commonly used ward admission anesthesia, surgery, and recovery.

Peri-operative may be refer to the three phases of surgery.  

Though it is a term mostly used for first and last stage a term that is specially utilized to imply around the time of the surgery. The primary concern of peri-operative care is to provide better conditions for the patients before and after an operation. It takes place in hospitals, in freestanding surgical centers, or health care provider services. This is the period in which prepare the patients for the surgery and after the surgery.

the answer is tom watson. tom watson created this epitaph because he wanted to increase the sympathy felt by people towards the murder of mary phagan.