If burns are severe enough, the child will require fluid replacement. Which of the following fluids is most often used as replacement?
a. dextrose 5% in water c. normal saline solution
b. one-half strength normal saline d. lactated Ringer's solution
D
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A Incorrect: If burns are severe enough, the child will require fluid replacement. Dextrose 5% in water is not most often used as replacement.
B Incorrect: If burns are severe enough, the child will require fluid replacement. One-half strength normal saline is not most often used as replacement.
C Incorrect: If burns are severe enough, the child will require fluid replacement. Normal saline solution is not most often used as replacement.
D Correct: If burns are severe enough, the child will require fluid replacement. Lactated Ringer's solution is most often used as replacement.
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