26.  A client with deep partial-thickness and full-thickness burns of the face and chest is having the wounds treated with the open method. Which nursing action would be most appropriate for this type of wound care?  

53.  The nurse is participating in a code blue in the emergency department.  Which nursing action would be correct in providing CPR to an adult client?  Select all that apply

50.  A client is receiving heparin sodium by way of continuous IV infusion in the ED. Which adverse effects of the therapy should the nurse assess the client for? Select all that apply.  

47.  The practical nurse is assisting in the emergency department due to a staffing shortage and is instructed to assess vitals on one of four clients.  Which client should be assessed first in the triage area?

30.  According to the Rule of Nines, a client who experiences a burn injury to the perineum and entire left leg indicates burns to what percentage of body surface?

4.  Which of the following warrants the nurse’s priority assessment for a burn injury above the neck during the period immediately after the injury?

24.  During the first 24 hours after a burn, which assessment should alert the nurse that the fluid protocol is ineffective?

2.  A nurse is caring for a client who has received a skin graft two days ago to the left upper arm. Which intervention is the highest priority for the nurse to implement for this client?  

14.  The nurse should perform which initial action after it has been determined that an adult client who is choking has become unconscious?

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