Types of Burns and Their Effects

Front

Which type of burn is amputation likely? Options: First degree (superficial), Second degree (partial thickness), Third degree (full thickness), Fourth degree (deep full thickness)

Back

Fourth degree (deep full thickness)

Front

Which type of burn is not added to the fluid calculation? First degree (superficial), Second degree (partial thickness), Third degree (full thickness), Fourth degree (deep full thickness)

Back

First degree (superficial)

Front

Which type of burn is most painful? Options: First degree (superficial), Second degree (partial thickness), Third degree (full thickness), Fourth degree (deep full thickness)

Back

Second degree (partial thickness)

Front

Which type of burn requires grafting? Options: First degree (superficial), Second degree (partial thickness), Third degree (full thickness), Fourth degree (deep full thickness)

Back

Third degree (full thickness)

Front

Besides fluid, what is a priority for a client with an electrical burn?

Back

cardiac monitoring

Front

What is priority in facial burns?

Back

Intubation

Front

What lab data BEST indicates the client is positively responding to nutritional supplementation? Options: Potassium/ sodium, Albumin/ prealbumin, Calcium/ phosphorus, Calcium/ Magnesium

Back

Albumin/ prealbumin