While working in the emergency department, the nurse plans care for the client admitted with a burn injury. Which of the following areas will be included in the plan of care?
1. Fluid management
2. Nutrition
3. Psychosocial support
4. Fluid resuscitation
4. Fluid resuscitation
Rationale:
The nurse caring for the client during the emergent stage of burn injuries will be expected to administer intravenous fluids to meet the body's needs. Fluid management will take place in the burn unit or intensive care unit. Nutrition management will begin in the burn unit and continue throughout the client's care. Psychosocial support will be needed once the client has stabilized.
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