27. A client has just been admitted with a 30% total body surface area (TBSA) burn injury. To maintain adequate nutrition, the nurse should plan to take which action? 

9. A client is brought to the emergency department having had a rock chip embedded in the right eye. What should be the nurse’s initial action?

15. A client arrives in the emergency department after topical exposure to powdered lime at work. Which action should the nurse take first?

28. The nurse is caring for a client with a major burn injury over a large body surface area. Which of the following should be the priority assessments for the oncoming shift nurse? (Select all that apply)

8. Which law limits the nurse’s liability should he/she come upon a scene where there is a traffic accident with an injured and unconscious victim lying on the highway?

3. A client presents to the industrial nurse after an accident which amputated four toes. Which would be the priority action to prevent further injury to the client?

35. What should the emergency department nurse anticipate on the initial assessment of a client with carbon monoxide poisoning?

29. A nurse is caring for an adult client with extensive burns on the anterior right arm and anterior leg. The client asks about the percentage of the body burn. Using the rule of nines, which response by the nurse would be correct?

14. The priority nursing assessment required during the care of a client with flail chest should first include the following:

12. A biological agent such as anthrax is suspected.  Victims arriving at your facility are experiencing flulike symptoms, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, bloody diarrhea, and papular lesions and itching on forearms, and hands.  Which of the following are most essential for the nurse to utilize for a client experiencing theses clinical manifestations? (Select all that apply)