The finding that the nurse should report to the healthcare provider for a client with a circumferential extremity burn is C. slow capillary refill in the digits with absent distal pulse points
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An eschar, which develops as burn exudate fluid dries and acts as a tourniquet as fluid changes in the interstitial space, might result in a circumferential burn.
The healthcare professional should be alerted to any compromised circulation that necessitates escharotomy because edema raises tissue pressure, compromising blood flow to the distal extremities, which is exhibited by sluggish capillary refill and absent distal pulses.
Complete question:
Which finding should the nurse report to the healthcare provider for a client with a circumferential extremity burn?
A. full thickness burns rather than partial thickness
B. inability to distinguish sharp versus dull sensation in the extremity
C. slow capillary refill in the digits with absent distal pulse points
D. supinates extremity but unable to fully pronate the extremity
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