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A 34-year-old man presents 6 hours after sustaining a 35% TBSA flame burn. Using the Parkland formula, what total volume of crystalloid should be calculated for the first 24 hours in an 80 kg patient?

5,600 mL 2,800 mL 16,800 mL 11,200 mL

Correct Answer:

11,200 mL

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