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   23 hours ago · Marvin "Ace" Burns – two-time water polo Olympian, member of United States Water Polo Hall of Fame; Tonie Campbell – Olympic bronze medalist, track & field; Patty Cardenas – Olympic silver medalist, water polo; Edward Carfagno (M.Arch. 1933) – Olympic fencer; winner of three Academy Awards; Ken Carpenter – Olympic champion, discus throw

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   How can a nurse help a client with a burn injury?

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   What are the risks of a burn injury in a child?

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   Which mechanism of burn injury produces cold mottled lower extremities?

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   23 hours ago · An adult client trapped in a burning house has suffered burns to the back of the head, the upper half of the posterior trunk, and the back of both arms. Using the rule of nines, what percentage does the nurse determine the extent of the burn injury to be?

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