You are called by the owner of a restaurant for a female patron who spilled hot tea onto her right thigh. Your assessment reveal
s the burn area to be soft, red, and painful. The skin is intact with no blister formation noted, although some edema is present. Based on these assessment findings, you would recognize this injury as belonging to which category of burn?
The assessment of the burn area reveals that the restaurant patron likely has a first degree burn because there is no blister formation, but there is some redness, swelling, and pain.
Explanation:
First degree burns are generally not serious and can be self-treated with over the counter painkillers and burn creams to help lower the risk of infection. Care should be taken to make sure the skin that is burned is protected from further damage by friction with clothing or shoes for instance if the burn is on the foot. With the injury having been caused by hot tea, this is a scald injury. The patron can treat it as well with cool or lukewarm running water for 20 minutes to help ease the pain.
<h3>An individual or organization that attempts to influence legislation and the administrative decisions of government.</h3>
Explanation:
Lobbyist is a professional representative that works behalf of individuals and groups of individuals to influence political and legislative decisions in a government.
Its influence in the political and legislative spheres may result in amendments, new policy regulations or even introduction of new legislative decisions.
Lobbyists normally persuade and pressurize legislators and lawmakers to introduce and support bills in their favor.
