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The school nurse is caring for a teenager who developed sunburn after being out in the sun without sunscreen at a school trip. How would the nurse classify this type of burn?
 
  A) Thermal
  B) Electrical
  C) Chemical
  D) Radiation

Question 2

The nurse advises clients to wear the hospital gown rather than their own clothes. What are the advantages of clients wearing a hospital gown rather than their own clothes?
 
  1 . Easier access to suture lines
   2 . Easier access to wounds
   3 . Facilitates quick identification of clients
   4 . Facilitates special tests and procedures
  A) 1, 2, 3
  B) 1, 2, 4
  C) 1, 3, 4
  D) 2, 3, 4



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Radiation burns result from exposure to radioactive sources, such as the ionizing radiation used in industry, or therapeutic radiation; sunburns are another type of radiation burn. Thermal burns, the most common type of burn, are caused by steam, hot water scalds, flames, and direct contact with heat sources. Electrical burns are potentially life-threatening burns caused by electric shocks from exposure to the AC or DC current of electricity or lightning. Chemical burns are caused by exposure to strong acids, alkalis, or other substances such as detergents or solvents.

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The hospital gown allows easier access to suture lines, wounds, and equipment such as intravenous lines, and facilitates special tests and procedures. It does not facilitate quick identification of the client.





 

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