Which of the following nursing interventions is necessary for a client who has silver nitrate dressings applied to his burns?Which of the following nursing interventions is necessary for a client who has silver nitrate dressings applied to his burns?  mcq  given below:


Q. Which of the following nursing interventions is necessary for a client who has silver nitrate dressings applied to his burns?

(a) Restrict fluid intake
(b) change the dressing every 2 hours
(c) keep the dressing wet
(d) frequently observed for black discoloration

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🔥 Silver Nitrate Dressing in Burn Care

Question: Which nursing intervention is necessary for a client who has silver nitrate dressings applied to burns?

Answer: (c) Keep the dressing wet


📖 What is Silver Nitrate?

Silver nitrate is a topical antimicrobial agent used in burn care.

👉 It helps prevent and control bacterial infection in burn wounds.


💧 Why Keep the Dressing Wet?

Silver nitrate solution works effectively when the dressing remains moist.

Keeping it wet helps:

  • Maintain the medication effect
  • Prevent drying of the dressing
  • Provide continuous antimicrobial action

❌ Why Other Options Are Wrong?

(a) Restrict fluid intake
❌ Burn patients usually need adequate fluids because of fluid loss from burn injury.

(b) Change dressing every 2 hours
❌ Not the routine instruction for silver nitrate dressings; frequency depends on wound condition and protocol.

(d) Frequently observe for black discoloration
❌ Black discoloration is not an expected monitoring requirement for silver nitrate dressing.


🧠 Memory Trick:
Silver nitrate dressing → Silver solution needs moisture → Keep wet

📌 Disclaimer: For nursing exam preparation only. Burn management should follow current wound care protocols.

💚 Exam Objective Nursing – Asha D
Concept clarity • Easy recall • Nursing success
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