The nurse is assessing a client's burn for the zones of injury. Which of the following will the nurse not assess in the client at this time?

1. Zone of coagulation
2. Zone of eschar
3. Zone of hyperemia
4. Zone of stasis


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There is no zone of eschar. The zones of injury are the zone of coagulation, the zone of stasis, and the zone of hyperemia.

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a. accuracy of predictions made by researchers. b. average or typical case found in the data. c. reliability and generalizability of the data. d. amount of dispersion in the sample.

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