NUR 211 FA Davis Burns/Shock
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The nurse is teaching a patient about precautions to follow for
application of silver sulfadiazine. Which statements made by the
patient indicate effective teaching? Select all that apply.
a.) "I should avoid applying the medication to my face."
b.) "I should apply it one-fourth inch thick with roll gauze."
c.) "I should apply the cream around the eyes."
d.) "I should apply the cream one-sixteenth inch thick and leave it
open to air.".
e.) "I should apply a thin layer with nonadherent gauze and outer
roll gauze." - answer a.) "I should avoid applying the medication to
my face."
b.) "I should apply it one-fourth inch thick with roll gauze."
Which medications are used for pain management in patients with
burns? Select all that apply.
a.) Zolpidem
b.) Hydromorphone
c.) Lorazepam
d.) Fentanyl
e.) Morphine sulfate - answer b.) Hydromorphone
d.) Fentanyl
,e.) Morphine sulfate
The primary healthcare provider ordered fluid resuscitation for a
patient with an electrical injury. Which findings observed by the
primary healthcare provider determines that fluid resuscitation is
adequate? Select all that apply.
a.) Urine output: 1 mL/kg/hr
b.) Systolic blood pressure: 110 mm Hg
c.) Heart rate: 100 beats per minute
d.) Central venous pressure: 15 mm Hg
e.) Bladder pressure: 10 mm Hg - answer a.) Urine output: 1
mL/kg/hr
b.) Systolic blood pressure: 110 mm Hg
c.) Heart rate: 100 beats per minute
A patient was admitted to the hospital with superficial burns. Which
clinical manifestations are likely to be observed in the patient?
Select all that apply.
a.) Mild erythema
b.) Hypersensitivity
c.) Waxy appearance
d.) Wet blisters
e.) Leathery skin - answer a.) Mild erythema
b.) Hypersensitivity
While assessing an injured patient's condition, the nurse suspects
that the patient has an inhalational injury. Which clinical findings
are likely responsible for the nurse's suspicion? Select all that apply.
, a.) Facial burns
b.) Singed facial hair
c.) Sluggish blood flow
d.) Carbon in the sputum
e.) Decreased circulating blood volume - answer a.) Facial burns
b.) Singed facial hair
d.) Carbon in the sputum
Which clinical manifestations present in a patient most likely
indicates compartment syndrome? Select all that apply.
a.) Numbness
b.) Red-colored urine
c.) Diminishing pulse
d.) Complaints of pain with flexion
e.) Urine output less than 1 mL/kg/hr - answer a.) Numbness
c.) Diminishing pulse
d.) Complaints of pain with flexion
A healthy 75-year-old patient is admitted to the hospital with burns.
The weight of the patient is 154 lbs and the total body surface are
(TBSA) of the burns is 30%. What is the IV resuscitation calculation
for the Advanced Burned Life Support (ABLS) guidelines? Record the
answer using whole numbers. Enter numeral only. - answer 4,200
The nurse is preparing to measure the patient 's systemic vascular
resistance index. What parameters are needed to achieve this?
Select all that apply.
a.) Mean arterial pressure (MAP)
with 100% correct answers (latest
update)
The nurse is teaching a patient about precautions to follow for
application of silver sulfadiazine. Which statements made by the
patient indicate effective teaching? Select all that apply.
a.) "I should avoid applying the medication to my face."
b.) "I should apply it one-fourth inch thick with roll gauze."
c.) "I should apply the cream around the eyes."
d.) "I should apply the cream one-sixteenth inch thick and leave it
open to air.".
e.) "I should apply a thin layer with nonadherent gauze and outer
roll gauze." - answer a.) "I should avoid applying the medication to
my face."
b.) "I should apply it one-fourth inch thick with roll gauze."
Which medications are used for pain management in patients with
burns? Select all that apply.
a.) Zolpidem
b.) Hydromorphone
c.) Lorazepam
d.) Fentanyl
e.) Morphine sulfate - answer b.) Hydromorphone
d.) Fentanyl
,e.) Morphine sulfate
The primary healthcare provider ordered fluid resuscitation for a
patient with an electrical injury. Which findings observed by the
primary healthcare provider determines that fluid resuscitation is
adequate? Select all that apply.
a.) Urine output: 1 mL/kg/hr
b.) Systolic blood pressure: 110 mm Hg
c.) Heart rate: 100 beats per minute
d.) Central venous pressure: 15 mm Hg
e.) Bladder pressure: 10 mm Hg - answer a.) Urine output: 1
mL/kg/hr
b.) Systolic blood pressure: 110 mm Hg
c.) Heart rate: 100 beats per minute
A patient was admitted to the hospital with superficial burns. Which
clinical manifestations are likely to be observed in the patient?
Select all that apply.
a.) Mild erythema
b.) Hypersensitivity
c.) Waxy appearance
d.) Wet blisters
e.) Leathery skin - answer a.) Mild erythema
b.) Hypersensitivity
While assessing an injured patient's condition, the nurse suspects
that the patient has an inhalational injury. Which clinical findings
are likely responsible for the nurse's suspicion? Select all that apply.
, a.) Facial burns
b.) Singed facial hair
c.) Sluggish blood flow
d.) Carbon in the sputum
e.) Decreased circulating blood volume - answer a.) Facial burns
b.) Singed facial hair
d.) Carbon in the sputum
Which clinical manifestations present in a patient most likely
indicates compartment syndrome? Select all that apply.
a.) Numbness
b.) Red-colored urine
c.) Diminishing pulse
d.) Complaints of pain with flexion
e.) Urine output less than 1 mL/kg/hr - answer a.) Numbness
c.) Diminishing pulse
d.) Complaints of pain with flexion
A healthy 75-year-old patient is admitted to the hospital with burns.
The weight of the patient is 154 lbs and the total body surface are
(TBSA) of the burns is 30%. What is the IV resuscitation calculation
for the Advanced Burned Life Support (ABLS) guidelines? Record the
answer using whole numbers. Enter numeral only. - answer 4,200
The nurse is preparing to measure the patient 's systemic vascular
resistance index. What parameters are needed to achieve this?
Select all that apply.
a.) Mean arterial pressure (MAP)
