Monitoring Vital Signs: Regularly assess blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation in the immediate postoperative period.

Pain Management: Administer prescribed analgesics to manage postoperative pain effectively.

Monitoring Neurovascular Status: Assess sensation, motor function, and circulation in the operated foot. Document any changes or abnormalities.

Initial Dressing: Follow institutional protocols for the initial dressing placement, ensuring proper coverage and protection of the surgical site.

Scheduled Changes: Establish a schedule for dressing changes, adhering to aseptic technique.

Specific Instructions: Provide clear guidelines regarding weight-bearing status (e.g., non-weight-bearing, partial weight-bearing, or full weight-bearing) based on the nature of the procedure and surgeon's preference.

Ambulation Assistance: If necessary, educate the patient on the use of assistive devices like crutches, walkers, or canes.

Initiation of Therapy: Determine the appropriate timing for initiating physical therapy, focusing on exercises to promote range of motion, strength, and functional mobility.

Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) Prophylaxis: Implement DVT prophylaxis measures, which may include pharmacological agents, sequential compression devices, and early mobilization.

Infection Control: Monitor for signs of infection at the surgical site and administer prophylactic antibiotics as per institutional protocols.

Postoperative Instructions: Provide detailed instructions on wound care, weight-bearing restrictions, prescribed medications, and any specific activity limitations.

Recognizing Complications: Educate the patient on signs of potential complications (e.g., infection, excessive swelling, abnormal pain) and when to seek immediate medical attention.

Scheduled Visits: Arrange follow-up appointments for wound checks, suture removal, and to assess overall progress and healing.

Maintain Adequate Nutrition: Encourage a balanced diet rich in nutrients to support optimal healing.

Hydration: Ensure the patient remains adequately hydrated to promote tissue recovery.

Emotional Well-being: Address any concerns or anxieties the patient may have about the recovery process. Provide appropriate resources or referrals for emotional support if needed.

Provide Guidance: Advise the patient on any necessary modifications to work duties and recreational activities during the recovery period.