- Answer with just a number (example "9" or "67") - Do not enter a percent sign or write "percent" -What is the estimated body percent affected on a 1 year old patient who burned one whole leg, one whole arm, and their whole back.
2.
August 2009 Medic Protocol Quiz - Burns S502 What is the age range for this protocol?
A. 
Age 16 and over
B. 
Over age 15
C. 
All ages
D. 
Age 8 and over
E. 
Age 2 and over
3.
If the patient is unconscious or has any respiratory distress what do you need to do (if possible)?
4.
While in Paramedic School we all learned about burn patient fluid replaced, in reality is this something we will accomplish (or even attempt to start) in the course of our normal contact with these patients?
A. 
Yes
B. 
No
5.
It is allowable start IVs or IOs through burned skin.
A. 
True
B. 
False
6.
What Greater Cincinnati Hospital(s) are most appropriate for Delhi Twp Fire to transport emergency burn patients to? (can be more than one)
A. 
Children's Hospital Medical Center
B. 
Mercy Western Hills
C. 
University Hospital
D. 
Shriner's Hospital
E. 
The closest, no matter what.
7.
A burn of what body surface area percentage (or less) is allowed to be treated with local cooling?
8.
What is the drug we give for pain management for burn patients?
9.
What is the dosage of Morphine given for pain relief to a 25 kg pediatric patient under standing orders?
10.
Where is the closest Emergency Hyperbaric chamber?
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Sample Question
The newly admitted client has burns on both legs. The burned areasappear white and leather-like. No blisters or bleeding are present, and the clientstates that he or she has little pain. How should this injury be categorized?
Burns can be fatal or lead to many bacterial and other related infections. This quiz on burns nursing care teaches you how to take care of burns, what method to follow, how to treat a burn patient, and what initial medications...
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Sample Question
The newly admitted client has burns on both legs. The burned areasappear white and leather-like. No blisters or bleeding are present, and the clientstates that he or she has little pain. How should this injury be categorized?