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141. You are admitting a child with partial and full thickness burns over 35% of the body. The priority intervention for this child would be:
  1. Morphine
  2. Restricting fluids
  3. Nasogastric tube
  4. Foley catheter
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142.

You are caring for a child in burn shock. Which of the following assessments indicates the child is getting adequate fluid resuscitation?

  1. Skin turgor
  2. Edema at burn sites
  3. Peripheral pulses
  4. Neurological assessment
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143. You are caring for a patient with Lyme disease. Which of the following would be the method that the patient contracted Lyme disease?
  1. Skin contact with an infected person.
  2. Inhalation of spores in bird droppings.
  3. Contamination from cat feces.
  4. Tick carried by deer.
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144. What signs and symptoms would a a patient with stage I Lyme disease have?
  1. Signs of neurological disorders
  2. Enlarged and inflamed joints
  3. Arthralgias
  4. Flu-like symptoms
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145.

When developing a plan of care for a patient with stage I Lyme disease, which of the following would you want to include?

  1. No treatment without symptoms
  2. Three-week course of oral antibiotics
  3. Hospitalization for intravenous antibiotics
  4. None of the above
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