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15 of the 150 scored items. Etiology of burn injury; local response and zones of injury; systemic response including burn shock, inflammatory response, SIRS, MODS and the metabolic response; phases of wound healing through scar maturation; inhalation injury types and etiology.

25 of the 150 scored items. Prehospital care, primary and secondary assessment and ABA transfer criteria; %TBSA calculation, resuscitation formulas, fluid titration and patient response goals; hemodynamic stabilization, thermoregulation and oxygenation; over- and under-resuscitation, compartment syndromes, dysrhythmias and ARDS; mechanism of injury and concomitant trauma.

25 of the 150 scored items. Systems assessment and management across neurological, HEENT, respiratory, cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, musculoskeletal and integumentary systems; infection control, localized infection and sepsis; nutrition management, hypermetabolism, enteral and parenteral nutrition and glycemic control; rehabilitation and the burn therapist role.

15 of the 150 scored items. Acute, chronic and neuropathic pain; agitation and anxiety; delirium; acute and chronic pruritus.

22 of the 150 scored items. Wound depth assessment; local wound care, debridement and patient education; topicals and dressings; excision technique, allograft, xenograft and autograft including ASCS and CEA, plus perioperative and donor-site nursing; dermal substitutes; contracture and scar prevention.

10 of the 150 scored items. Acute stress disorder, depression and PTSD; body image and intimacy; community reintegration into school and work, support resources, peer-to-peer support and burn camp.

10 of the 150 scored items. Scar types with non-surgical and surgical scar management; patient and family education; inpatient-to-outpatient transition and discharge teaching covering home wound management, home therapeutics, sequelae and medication management.

18 of the 150 scored items. Pediatrics; older adults; pregnant patients; non-burn skin conditions including friction injury, frostbite, necrotizing fasciitis and TEN/SJS/NSTI; non-accidental trauma with CPS/APS referral; substance use disorders.

10 of the 150 scored items. Ethics including end-of-life care, goals of care, spiritual considerations, decisional capacity and cultural considerations; quality and process improvement; interprofessional collaboration; diversity, equity and inclusion; self-care and resiliency; intraprofessional nursing collaboration and education; community outreach and home safety education; disaster management.