Which of the following statements regarding prehospital vascular access and fluid therapy in the severely burned patient is correct?

What is the most effective means of dislodging a mild airway obstruction in a patient?

During a 20-minute transport of a critical patient, you should make a concerted effort to reassess the patient how many times?

For every patient, including those being transported on routine transfers, you must:

In a small child, loss of as little as _______ of total body fluid can cause illness.

During the initial evaluation and resuscitation phases of burn care, what is the treatment objective?

When an unrestrained passenger’s head strikes the windshield of a motor vehicle following rapid deceleration:

The progression of a chemical burn is mostly dependent on:

A 4-year-old girl pulled a pot of boiling water off of the stove and experienced partial-thickness splash burns to her neck, anterior trunk, and both anterior arms. During your assessment, you note that the child is conscious but is not crying. She is tachypneic and tachycardic, and her skin is cool and moist. Other than the burns, there are no other gross injuries. Which of the following statements regarding this scenario is correct?

A patient whose clothing caught on fire is mostly likely to experience: