A healthcare professional is assessing the severity of a burn injury. What factors does the professional include in this assessment?

a. Amount of fluid lost over a 24-hour period
b. Circumference of the burn injury
c. Depth of the burn injury
d. Severity of the injury caused to other body systems
e. Percentage of total body surface area involved


Answer:
c. Depth of the burn injury
e. Percentage of total body surface area involved

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A. Emotional responses. B. Stories. C. Social responses. D. Technologies.

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A resident is visually impaired. You need to do which of the following?

a. Feed the person. b. Identify the food on the tray. c. Tell the person to feel for her food on the plate to determine where the food is. d. Ask the person to open her own cartons.

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