Case Study B for Questions # 6 - 10Tanya, an 8-year-old Hispanic female, is in transport by an ambulance to the emergency room after beingrescued from her burning house. She was asleep at night when a spark from a cigarette started a fire,leaving her trapped in her bedroom. By the time the fire rescue squad arrived and got her out, she hadsuffered severe injuries.Paramedic CallsTranscript:Paramedic: This is Unit 701. We have an 8-year-old female who has suffered from severe burns to herlower extremities, hands, and abdomen and minor flash burns to the face following a house fire. Burnsappear gray-white with red, blistered borders. Patient just regained consciousness, but disoriented andverbally unresponsive.Vitals are unstable with blood pressure = 60 / 40; heart rate = 165 [beats / min].; and respiratory rate = 35[breaths / min].Medications and allergies are unknown. Medical history also unknown. Parents are in transit to thehospital, but no family members were present upon our arrival. Estimated arrival at UIC Burn Unit in 10minutes. Here's a diagram of her burns:ANTERIORPOSTERIORQuestion for Case Study B: Using the rules of nine from lecture, what is the approxmiate total surface areaof burn?O About 18%O About 36%O About 43%O About 80%

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