The patient is brought to the emergency department following a fire in his home. The nurse notes that the patient has singed facial hair and soot on his face. He is mildly tachypneic, his lung sounds are clear and equal, and the nurse notes pronounced stridor. His oxygen saturation is 90% on room air. Patient also complains of a sore throat and severe pain in his arms and hands, which have about 50% of their area covered by burns. Which of the following is the next best step in management?

During an assessment of the patient who just completed a cross-country flight, the nurse elicits a positive Homan's sign. Based on this finding, the nurse suspects which condition?

The patient presents to the clinic with a chief complaint of constipation with occasional ribbon-like stools. The nurse anticipates which additional findings? Select all that apply.