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Practise Medical-Surgical Nursing - Eye, ENT, Skin & Burns for NORCET, RRB, ESIC, CHO and state nursing officer exams. Read the 2 sample questions below, tap Show answer and explanation to check yourself, then open the full topic practice.
Answer: B. 4th stage
1st stage: Superficial burns affecting only the epidermis.
2nd stage: Partial-thickness burns affecting the epidermis and dermis.
3rd stage: Full-thickness burns, affecting all skin layers, but not reaching the bone.
4th stage: 4th-degree burns extend through all layers, including muscles and bones, leading to visible bone exposure.
Answer: D. Ringer Lactate
0.45 Normal Saline: This is a hypotonic solution and is not suitable for burn patients, as it does not effectively replace the electrolytes lost in burns.
0.25 Normal Saline: This is also a hypotonic solution and inappropriate for burn resuscitation due to insufficient sodium and chloride content.
3% Normal Saline: This hypertonic solution is used in specific conditions like severe hyponatremia but is not the fluid of choice for burn patients.
Ringer Lactate: Ringer lactate is an isotonic solution that is ideal for burn patients. It helps restore fluid balance, electrolytes, and lactate, which acts as a buffer to correct metabolic acidosis often seen in
burn injuries.
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