A 44 years old man is brought to the emergency department following consumption of a toxic dose of morphine tablets in a suicide attempt. He presents with respiratory depression, pinpoint pupils and a low glascow coma scale (GCS). The following is the most appropriate treatment: (1)1.    Glucagon2.    Desferrioxamine3.    Ethanol4.    Naloxone5.    Atropine

The nurse is caring for a patient with impetigo. The nurse anticipates implementing which of the following interventions as part of the treatment plan? Select all that apply. 

The client has extensive burns to his trunk and legs. The patient has developed eschar following the burn. The nurse knows that which of the following are signs of complications related to the development of eschar? Select all that apply.

The purpose of a wet-to-dry dressing is to:

A new nurse asks an experienced nurse during a child’s dressing change, after the child had a skin graft, notes why the skin appears lattice-like and not smooth like the unburned areas of the child’s body. Which is the experienced nurse’s best response?

Long-term prognosis for eating disorders is improved dramatically when treatment includes long-term cognitive-behavioral therapy. What statement provides the best explanation to the patient for this component to the treatment plan?

What are 3 keys to maintaining good skin integrity and preventing breakdown?

The nurse is selecting a dressing for the client’s wound. Which of the following are characteristics of an ideal dressing? Select all that apply.

The nurse should avoid giving clients with burns anything by mouth in the first 48 hours after the burn because the client may develop:

A client has suffered a liquid chemical burn. Which of the following is the best initial action by the nurse?