The nurse is preparing a client for discharge who has undergone percutaneous needle aspiration of a peritonsillar abscess. which is most important to teach the client about follow-up care?

A peritonsillar abscess is a bacterial infection that is caused by untreated tonsillitis and strep throat. Complications can be infected lungs causing airway obstruction. Antibiotics are the treatment for this condition or the pus may be drain such as that of a Percutaneous Needle Aspiration thus the nurse should be able to impart to the client to follow the medication prescribed especially antibiotics like if it is good for 7 days to finish it and if in case complications would arise, the patient should consult medical help.

Ivan is experiencing phantom pains, which can be defined as the pain sensations that seem to be related to the part of the body which is no longer a part of the person's body.  The cervical part of the spine (C1 to C8) receives these phantom pain signals from the amputated part of Ivan's arm. The cervical part of the spine is associated with controlling the back part of the head, arm, neck, hands, shoulders, and diaphragm.

Hence, the answer is 'cervical'.