Multiple Choice
The nurse caring for a patient admitted with burns over 30% of the body surface assesses that urine output has dramatically increased.Which action by the nurse would best ensure adequate kidney function?
A) Continue to monitor the urine output.
B) Monitor for increased white blood cells (WBCs) .
C) Assess that blisters and edema have subsided.
D) Prepare the patient for discharge from the burn unit.
Correct Answer:
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