A 30‑year‑old with 40% TBSA burns (day 4 post‑injury) presents with tachycardia, hyperthermia, and increased CO₂ production.What phase of burn physiology is this?

Procedures that would be included with damage control surgery in a 56 year old make after suffering multiple trauma (select 2):

A 3-year old child presents for tonsillectomy. You decide to give midazolam as an oral premedication. What’s the most appropriate dose for this patient?

During splenectomy, the CRNA  notes that acute hypotension improves without additional fluids shortly after incision. This transient improvement is MOST likely due to:

Which statement represents a modality to treat Myoglobinemia associated with electrical or deep burns?

Intracranial hypertension is defined as a sustained elevation in intracranial pressure above a MINIMUM of:

A 5-year-old child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) presents for tympanostomy tube placement. The child is minimally verbal, has significant sensory hypersensitivity, and becomes distressed with unfamiliar environments and physical contact. Which anesthetic approach is most appropriate to reduce perioperative anxiety and the risk of emergence agitation?

Which patient would benefit from the administration of steroids in the perioperative setting?

Occlusion of which artery is associated with the development of oculomotor (CN III) deficits?

A 2° partial‑thickness burn requires skin grafting only if: