In the first 48 hours after surgery, the most likely risks are bleeding and problems with your heart or lungs. From 48 hours to 30 days after surgery, the most common risks are infection, blood clots, and problems with other body organs, such as a urinary tract infection. Along with putting you to sleep during surgery, anesthesia can have side effects. Two of the most unpleasant ones are nausea and constipation.
Word Origin & History. close c.1200, to shut, cover in, from O.Fr. clos- pp. stem of clore shut, from L. clausus, pp. of claudere to close, block up, put an end to, enclose, confine, from PIE base *klau- hook, crooked or forked branch (used as a bar or bolt in primitive structures); cf.
Full Definition of BOUNDARY. : something that indicates or fixes a limit or extent. â boundÂ·aryÂ·less \-lÉs\ adjective. â boundÂ·aryÂ·lessÂ·ness noun.