NURSING 445 CATALANO NOW TODAYS
ISSUES TOMORROWS TRENDS 7TH EDITION
TEST BANK 2026 ACTUAL SCRIPT SOLVED
MATERIAL VERIFIED
◉ In a patient with several deep abrasions and an increased respiratory
rate after an MVA, which vital sign is most concerning? Answer: O2
saturation of 89%.
◉ What is the classification of a burn with deep pink color and blisters,
with pain rated 7/10? Answer: Superficial partial thickness.
◉ What is the classification of a burn that is dry, pink, and blanches?
Answer: Superficial.
◉ What is the classification of a burn that is white without blanching?
Answer: Full thickness.
◉ What is the total body surface area (TBSA) for burns on the entire
chest and abdomen and entire right arm? Answer: 45%.
◉ What is the TBSA for burns on the head and posterior left arm?
Answer: 9%.
, ◉ What is the TBSA for burns on the front of the chest and entire left
arm? Answer: 27%.
◉ What is the classification of a burn with blisters that is open and
weeping, with intense pain? Answer: Superficial partial thickness.
◉ For a patient with 27% TBSA and weighing 70 kg, what is the total
amount of fluids needed in the first 24 hours? Answer: 7560 mL.
◉ What does dry, pink or red skin that blanches easily indicate? Answer:
Superficial burn.
◉ What does blisters, weeping, and mild edema indicate? Answer:
Superficial partial thickness burn.
◉ What does waxy, cherry red skin with sluggish or no blanching
indicate? Answer: Deep partial thickness burn.
◉ What does dry, leathery, white or brown skin without blanching
indicate? Answer: Full thickness burn.
◉ What complications should a nurse watch for 18 months after a burn?
Answer: Mental health issues, PTSD, hypertrophic scarring, body
dysmorphia.
ISSUES TOMORROWS TRENDS 7TH EDITION
TEST BANK 2026 ACTUAL SCRIPT SOLVED
MATERIAL VERIFIED
◉ In a patient with several deep abrasions and an increased respiratory
rate after an MVA, which vital sign is most concerning? Answer: O2
saturation of 89%.
◉ What is the classification of a burn with deep pink color and blisters,
with pain rated 7/10? Answer: Superficial partial thickness.
◉ What is the classification of a burn that is dry, pink, and blanches?
Answer: Superficial.
◉ What is the classification of a burn that is white without blanching?
Answer: Full thickness.
◉ What is the total body surface area (TBSA) for burns on the entire
chest and abdomen and entire right arm? Answer: 45%.
◉ What is the TBSA for burns on the head and posterior left arm?
Answer: 9%.
, ◉ What is the TBSA for burns on the front of the chest and entire left
arm? Answer: 27%.
◉ What is the classification of a burn with blisters that is open and
weeping, with intense pain? Answer: Superficial partial thickness.
◉ For a patient with 27% TBSA and weighing 70 kg, what is the total
amount of fluids needed in the first 24 hours? Answer: 7560 mL.
◉ What does dry, pink or red skin that blanches easily indicate? Answer:
Superficial burn.
◉ What does blisters, weeping, and mild edema indicate? Answer:
Superficial partial thickness burn.
◉ What does waxy, cherry red skin with sluggish or no blanching
indicate? Answer: Deep partial thickness burn.
◉ What does dry, leathery, white or brown skin without blanching
indicate? Answer: Full thickness burn.
◉ What complications should a nurse watch for 18 months after a burn?
Answer: Mental health issues, PTSD, hypertrophic scarring, body
dysmorphia.
