A 42-year-old male firefighter is admitted to the burn unit with mixed partial and full-thickness burns covering 45% of his total body surface area (TBSA), including his face, neck, chest, and both arms. He also has a suspected inhalation injury. As the lead nurse, you are tasked with developing a comprehensive care plan that addresses the complex needs of this patient during the first 72 hours post-injury. Which of the following combinations of interventions best demonstrates an integrated approach to his care, addressing fluid resuscitation, respiratory management, wound care, pain control, and monitoring for potential complications?

The blocking or closing off of the coronary arteries from various causes is known as

A 70 kg patient is admitted to the burn unit with deep partial-thickness burns covering 40% of their total body surface area (TBSA). The resident physician has proposed the following fluid resuscitation plan based on the Parkland formula: “Administer 11,200 mL of Lactated Ringer’s solution over the first 24 hours. Give half the volume in the first 8 hours and the remainder over the next 16 hours. Maintain this exact volume and rate regardless of the patient’s response.” As the experienced burn unit nurse, evaluate this plan and select the most appropriate response:

Thickening of the walls, calcium deposits, and narrowing of the lumen in an artery describes

Which type of blood cells are involved in the process of clot formation?

The localized weakening and dilation of an artery wall is

What type of blood cells are the most numerous of the blood cells?

A general term given to the condition in which the heart is diseased and not able to adequately pump blood to meet the needs of the body is

13. Nursing care of the infant and child with congestive heart failure includes which of the following?

44. An intraaortic balloon pump (IABP) is being used for a patient who is in cardiogenic shock. Which data indicate to the nurse that the goals of treatment with the IABP are being met?