An adult patient was burned as a result of an explosion. The…
An adult patient was burned as a result of an explosion. The burn initially affected the patient’s anterior head, the chest, and there were burns to the lower half of both arms (anterior and posterior). The patient’s clothes caught fire and the patient ran away causing subsequent burns to the posterior surface of the head, and the upper half of the patient’s back. Using the Rule of 9’s, what would be the extent of the burn injury?
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