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You are discharging a patient who was hospitalized for 4 days secondary to MRSA cellulitis of the right lower extremity. Which prescription is most appropriate upon discharge? 

The following are considered at higher risk for tuberculosis except:

What is the most common cause of chronic lower respiratory disease?

A laboratory technician has a 10.5 mm area of redness and induration in his left forearm after getting a Mantoux test 48 hours before from the employee health nurse. The Mantoux test done by the same nurse 12 months ago was at 5 mm of induration. The technician denies cough, night sweats, and weight loss. Which of the following is a true statement? 

How should this rash be described? 

While working at a critical access hospital, 3 hours away from the nearest burn center, the nurse practitioner understands that all burn victims should be transferred to a burn center, except for which one of the following? 

What medication is used to thin sputum secretions?

The goals of secondary prevention are to:

All of the following are included in emergent burn management, except:

Patient presents with chemical burn 30 minutes prior to arrival. The nurse practitioner assesses the patient and notes his right arm is leathery, non tender to palpation, and has a waxy appearance. What burn degree is this?