The nurse caring for a patient admitted for burns over his torso and upper arms has clothing adhered to the skin. Which nursing action is indicated?
1. Leave the clothing in place and flush the areas with cooled water.
2. Flush the clothing with hydrogen peroxide to clean the skin underneath.
3. Cover the areas with gauze.
4. Apply a topical antiseptic over the clothing areas.
Answer: 1
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