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What is the standard Parkland formula used for calculating the total fluid requirement in the first 24 hours for a burn patient?
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- 11 ml × Total Body Surface Area (%) × Body Weight (kg)
- 22 ml × Total Body Surface Area (%) × Body Weight (kg)
- 33 ml × Total Body Surface Area (%) × Body Weight (kg)
- 44 ml × Total Body Surface Area (%) × Body Weight (kg)✓
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4 ml × Total Body Surface Area (%) × Body Weight (kg)
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