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The nurse is caring for a client brought to the Emergency Department with full-thickness burns over 70% of her body. Initial emergency treatment of this client is aimed at meeting normal body functioning of the integumentary system that has been interrupted by trauma, including: (Select all that apply.)
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1. Maintaining adequate nutrition.
2. Maintaining normal temperature.
3. Preventing infection.
4. Replacing fluid loss.
5. Replacing lost skin.

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