NUR265 Exam 3 Burns UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
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the following 16 hours
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1 prescribed 24 hour volume replacement 2
DIC process?
over
3 full thickness burn sensation 4 superficial partial thickness burn healing
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Terms in this set (160)
How do you reduce infection and halt the IV antibiotics
DIC process?
DIC excessive abnormal clotting
best management of DIC and sepsis prevention
, superficial burn healing 3-6 days
superficial partial thickness burn healing 10-21 days
full thickness burn healing skin cannot heal on its own
superficial burn depth top later of skin only
superficial partial thickness burn depth entire epidermis and part of dermis
full thickness burn depth entire dermis into subq fat
superficial partial thickness burns can blisters
cause
deep partial thickness burn healing time 2-6 weeks
full thickness burn presents with hard dry leathery eschar tissue
full thickness burn sensation no sensation
deep full thickness burns affect muscle bone and tendons
capillary leak syndrome (third spacing) continuous leak of plasma into the interstitial space
when impaired fluid and electrolyte blood volume and blood pressure
balance leads to loss of plasma fluids and
proteins what does this decrease
timing for excessive weight gain and fluid first 12 hours continuing for 24-36 hours
shift
what do you need to help manage and protein
shift fluid
profound fluid and electrolyte and acid hypovolemia, metabolic acidosis, hyperkalemia, and hyponatremia
base disturbance can cause
vascular dehydration causes hemoconcentration
hemoconcentration definition elevated hematocrit and hemoglobin
hypokalemia results from potassium moving back into cells and being excreted in urine
potassium rises when cells are damaged
cilia in burned lungs no longer work particles to reach the bronchi
causing
Cardiac changes from burn injury -output +HR
inhalation injuries are most likely to occur indoors
respiratory failure with burns can result airway edema during fluid resucitation
from
-motility
paralytic ileus
GI changes caused by burns
-peristalsis
reduced blood flow
Curling's ulcer acute gastrointestinal ulcer that with the stress of severe injury
why does Curling's ulcer occur reduced blood flow to the GI tract with mucosal damage
when does Curling's ulcer occur may develop within 24 hours
calorie needs due to burn injury double to triple calorie needs
burn injuries and sugar rapid glucose metabolism
grand masquerader burns electrical burn woulds look small but internal injuries are huge
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the following 16 hours
Choose an answer
1 prescribed 24 hour volume replacement 2
DIC process?
over
3 full thickness burn sensation 4 superficial partial thickness burn healing
Don't know?
Terms in this set (160)
How do you reduce infection and halt the IV antibiotics
DIC process?
DIC excessive abnormal clotting
best management of DIC and sepsis prevention
, superficial burn healing 3-6 days
superficial partial thickness burn healing 10-21 days
full thickness burn healing skin cannot heal on its own
superficial burn depth top later of skin only
superficial partial thickness burn depth entire epidermis and part of dermis
full thickness burn depth entire dermis into subq fat
superficial partial thickness burns can blisters
cause
deep partial thickness burn healing time 2-6 weeks
full thickness burn presents with hard dry leathery eschar tissue
full thickness burn sensation no sensation
deep full thickness burns affect muscle bone and tendons
capillary leak syndrome (third spacing) continuous leak of plasma into the interstitial space
when impaired fluid and electrolyte blood volume and blood pressure
balance leads to loss of plasma fluids and
proteins what does this decrease
timing for excessive weight gain and fluid first 12 hours continuing for 24-36 hours
shift
what do you need to help manage and protein
shift fluid
profound fluid and electrolyte and acid hypovolemia, metabolic acidosis, hyperkalemia, and hyponatremia
base disturbance can cause
vascular dehydration causes hemoconcentration
hemoconcentration definition elevated hematocrit and hemoglobin
hypokalemia results from potassium moving back into cells and being excreted in urine
potassium rises when cells are damaged
cilia in burned lungs no longer work particles to reach the bronchi
causing
Cardiac changes from burn injury -output +HR
inhalation injuries are most likely to occur indoors
respiratory failure with burns can result airway edema during fluid resucitation
from
-motility
paralytic ileus
GI changes caused by burns
-peristalsis
reduced blood flow
Curling's ulcer acute gastrointestinal ulcer that with the stress of severe injury
why does Curling's ulcer occur reduced blood flow to the GI tract with mucosal damage
when does Curling's ulcer occur may develop within 24 hours
calorie needs due to burn injury double to triple calorie needs
burn injuries and sugar rapid glucose metabolism
grand masquerader burns electrical burn woulds look small but internal injuries are huge
