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A patient is admitted with partial-thickness burns over the entire left arm and neck. Superficial burns are present on the face and scalp. The anterior truck has patches of superficial burns. There are deep partial-thickness burns on the legs with full-thickness burns on both feet. The nurse using the Lund and Browder chart to estimate the total body surface area burned will include the burns on which body areas?
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1. Left arm
2. Face
3. Legs
4. Feet
5. Trunk

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