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  1. Which is a LATE sign of inhalation injury?

    ekwon replied to ekwon's topic in NCLEX Exam, Programs
    I thought...the soot filled with mucus is the presentation that we might think the patient has inhalation injury in burn event. Dyspnea is a complication of respiratory distress. Laryngeal edema can cause respiratory distress which can cause stridor.

  2. Which is a LATE sign of inhalation injury?

    ekwon posted a topic in NCLEX Exam, Programs
    Which is a LATE sign of inhalation injury? A. Stridor B. Laryngeal edema C. Soot filled mucus D. Dyspnea I think the answer is A. Stridor but not sure. Can anybody know the answer? Thank you!!

  3. Bergen Community 2015 Day Program

    ekwon replied to amd328's topic in Pre-Nursing Students
    Check the status! You will know now.

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