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You are caring for a client who is in the burn unit with severe burns. Since this is your first client contact with this person, you introduce yourself and tell the client that they will be taken care of by you for this shift. The client greets you and states, 'Why am I getting this stuff that is hanging up here?' as they are pointing to the ordered total parenteral infusion. You should:

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: TPN (
B) is used in burn patients to meet high nutritional demands when oral intake is insufficient due to metabolic stress from burns, not just lack of eating (
C). Options A and D are inappropriate as they suggest stopping or questioning a valid treatment.

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