NPTE Practice Questions: Burns on the NPTE

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NPTE Practice Question:
Kohl is being seen in an acute care hospital after a severe burn across the anterior neck, chest, and upper extremities. Upon admission, which of the following physical therapy interventions is the MOST recommended:

Answer Choices:
A. Early gait training with a rollator walker
B. Modalities for pain management
C. Positioning the neck into hyperextension with elbows in extension and supination
D. Placing the upper extremities into a dependent position to increase blood flow

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