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A client who was severely burned goes to the Hubbard tank daily. Tanking sessions are limited to a half hour for which reason?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Prolonged soaking in the Hubbard tank can lead to electrolyte dilution, risking imbalances in burn clients who are already prone to fluid and electrolyte shifts.

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