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Although it would be nice if the game had a proper manual surgery system like Rimworld (or the ability to force feed pawns, for that matter).
Still, for a whole day the poor settler pretty much just lie on the hospital bed starving, and there was nothing I can do about it.
No, they're not. They take a health hit, depending on the type of body part being replaced, and then spend time in "recovery" while their stats are low. They should still go and get food and drink.
In my current play through, I have a patient refuse to eat or drink, and simply sleep to death on the hospital bad after the doctor randomly decided to fix their one-hand problem with a hand cybernatics.