An acute care nurse practitioner is caring for a 48-year-o…

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  An аcute cаre nurse prаctitiоner is caring fоr a 48-year-оld male patient who has been burned in a factory fire which occurred in an enclosed space. The patient has signs and symptoms of facial burns including singed nasal hairs, carbonaceous sputum, soot on the teeth & tongue, inflamed oral & nasal mucosa and displaying increased respiratory rate, agitation, hoarseness, stridor and cyanosis. The acute care nurse practitioners next action will be:

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