The nurse is observing a client with major burn injuries for signs of Curling ulcer, a common complication. The nurse should assess the client for:
1. frequent headaches.
2. black, tarry stools.
3. hypertension.
4. purulent drainage from wound sites.
Answer: 2
1. Headaches are not associated with Curling ulcer.
2. Black, tarry stools would be indicative of GI bleeding from the ulcer.
3. Hypertension is not associated with Curling ulcer.
4. Wound drainage is not associated with Curling ulcer.
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