A postoperative patient who is at high risk for pulmonary com-plications because of a long history of smoking refuses to use the incentive spirometer or to cooperate with instructions to breathe deeply. How would you respond to this patient? Dis-cuss with other students what nursing response is most likely to secure his cooperation in necessary self-care measures.

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