[Answered]: Mr. X. is 48 years old, a farmer, admitted from outpa

Mr. X. is 48 years old, a farmer, admitted from outpatient to surgical department and presented with a sharp pain in his right groin with visible swelling in groin area. He was diagnosed as inguinal hernia. His past history indicated that he had been building an extension to his house which has required lifting heavy building materials. He has a history of previous appendectomy since two years. Currently, he have moderate discomfort in the form of burning sensation that increases through activity such as lifting a heavy object or through urination or defecation or coughing and decreased by trendelenburg position. He didnt pass stool since three days. While assessment the nurse noticed that the patient is restlessness and irritable and asking many questions regarding the operation and follow up. Patient is prepared for surgical repair of the hernia.