What fracture is most disabling for an older adult?

what medication would NOT be seen for burn management?

Staggering, uncoordinated gait often with a sway

how do you deliver oxygen to a patient with carbon monoxide poisoning?

how long is the acute phase of burns? what is the patient at risk for?

A patient is having increased swelling and pressure status post fracture of left radius. Patient reports pain, numbness and tingling. The nurse notes that pulses are decreased upon assessment. What does the nurse suspect?

what is a fourth degree burn

Prioritize: 15% TBSA burns (partial thickness) on the arms and legs, stable vital signs B: 25% TBSA burns (full thickness) on the torso, exhibiting signs of shock. C: 5% TBSA burns (partial thickness) on the face and neck,

Cast Care: Which one does not belong? Do not get cast wet, do not insert objects into the cast, if the cast begins to smell cover with plastic, move joints above and below the cast

numbness and tingling, "pins and needles" sensation

A 70kg patient has 4.5% burns to their body, determine the amount of fluid needed over 24 hours? 8hr mark, 16 hr mark, 24 hour mark.

A 70kg patient has 9% burns to their body, determine the amount of fluid needed over 24 hours? 8hr mark, 16 hr mark, 24 hour mark.

Pt experiencing bruising and swelling of the wrist. Pt. reports loos of function and pain. What does the nurse suspect?