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문제
A nurse is assessing a 28-year-old patient who was admitted with suspected Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS). Which assessment finding would be most indicative of SJS progression and require immediate intervention?
The nurse is conducting a comprehensive assessment of a patient with suspected Stevens-Johnson syndrome.
1Presence of target-like lesions on the extremities with mild oral discomfort
2Scattered erythematous patches on the trunk with slight skin tenderness
3Extensive mucosal involvement with conjunctival erythema and oral erosions covering more than 30% of the oral cavity✓ 정답
4Localized skin blistering on the hands and feet with intact epidermis
해설
Extensive mucosal involvement covering over 30% of the oral cavity indicates severe SJS progression requiring immediate intervention. Other options describe milder findings like target lesions or localized blistering not indicative of urgent progression.