A client with major burns is admitted to the burn unit. The nurse anticipates the client will need:
a. protein supplements c. vitamin supplements
b. total parenteral nutrition. d. increased carbohydrates
ANS: B
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A Incorrect: The client probably will require this, but it will be supplied by TPN.
B Correct: Major burns increase metabolic needs beyond what the client can receive enterally.
C Incorrect: TPN will supply this.
D Incorrect: TPN will supply this.
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