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A 35-year-old patient presents with facial burns, hoarseness, soot around the mouth, and progressive difficulty breathing after a house fire. What is the most appropriate immediate intervention?

Which finding is most characteristic of a full-thickness burn?

According to the Rule of Nines in an adult, the entire right lower limb represents approximately:

A 70-kg adult has a 40% TBSA burn. Using the Parkland formula, how much Ringer's lactate should be given during the first 24 hours?

A patient with a circumferential full-thickness burn of the chest develops restricted chest expansion and respiratory distress. Which procedure is most appropriate?

Which substance is primarily responsible for tissue hypoxia in carbon monoxide poisoning?

A patient develops rapidly progressive pain, swelling, fever, bullae, and systemic toxicity after a minor skin injury. What is the most likely diagnosis?

In an adequately resuscitated adult burn patient, which parameter is most commonly used at the bedside to assess renal perfusion?

A chronic ulcer develops in an old burn scar 20 years after the original injury. Which malignancy is classically associated with this condition?

Which zone of a burn is potentially reversible but may progress to tissue necrosis if perfusion is compromised?