Bill Marks, a 25-year-old chef, arrives at the emergency department via private vehicle. He sustained an extensive second-degree burn after grease splashed over his right arm while he was preparing a deep-fried turkey. His right arm is blistered from fingers to elbow. Bill reports no known allergies and a past medical history of asthma that is well controlled.
Bill should be instructed to watch for which side effects with the topical medication prescribed?
a. Ulceration and redness.
b. Tachycardia and rapid respirations.
c. Pain, burning, itching, or other allergic reactions.
d. Dizziness and vomiting.