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A 45-yrs-old firefighter who weights 74 kg sustains a third-degree burn to 64 percent of his total body surface area. The patient arrives in the emergency depament approximately 30 min after the time of the accident. When the patient’s intravenous fluid requirements are calculated using the Parkland formula, the initial orders for choice of fluid and rate of infusion should be

ARinger's lactate, 200 ml/h for 1/2h
BRinger's lactate, 1250 ml/h for 1/2h
CRinger's lactate, 950 ml/h for 1/2 h
DRinger's lactate, 600 ml/h, and colloid solution, 200 ml/h, for 1/2h
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