A 38-year-old woman who has undergone bilateral radical mastectomy is withdrawn and quiet. She is afebrile with no apparent complaints of pain. Her dressings are dry and intact. Pulses are full on...

A 38-year-old woman who has undergone bilateral radical mastectomy is withdrawn and quiet.

She is afebrile with no apparent complaints of pain. Her dressings are dry and intact. Pulses are full on both upper extremities. Considering the data, the major problem at this time would be:

1. Pain in the surgical area.

2. Potential surgical site infection

3. Distress over loss of her breasts.

4. Concern about her children at home.