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NCLEX-RN Exam: Caring for the Client with Burns
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NCLEX-RN Exam: Caring for the Client with Burns
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1. A client weighing 76 kg is admitted at 0600 with a TBSA burn of 40%. Using the Parkland formula, the client’s 24-hour intravenous fluid replacement should be:
2. During the rehabilitative phase, the client’s burns become infected with pseudomonas. The topical dressing most likely to be ordered for the client is:
3. The nurse has just completed the dressing change for a client with burns to the lower legs and ankles. The nurse should place the client’s ankles in which position?
4. The physician has prescribed cimetadine (Tagamet) for a client with burns. The nurse recognizes that the medication will help prevent the development of:
5. On the third post-burn day, the nurse finds that the client’s hourly urine output is 26 ml. The nurse should continue to assess the client and notify the doctor for an order to:
6. A Jewish client requires grafting to promote burn healing. Which graft is most likely to be unacceptable to the client?
7. Which laboratory result would be expected during the emergent phase of a burn injury?
8. The nurse is caring for a client with an electrical burn. Which structures have the greatest risk for soft tissue injury?
9. An African-American client is admitted with full thickness burns over 40% of his body. In addition to the CBC and complete metabolic panel, the physician is likely to request which additional bloodwork?
10. The CVP reading of a client with partial thickness burns is 6 mm H2O. The nurse recognizes that the client: