[Solved] A 2-year-old child was admitted with an accidental electrical burn to the upper lip. The child was at home (single family) and had bitten on an electrical cord. The mother immediately sought medical attention. The burn was a full-thickness burn. Local wound care was performed. The patient was not having any breathing problems. Further intervention will depend on how the burn heals.Final Diagnosis: Full-thickness burn to upper lip due to electrical current A)T20.42xA, W86.1xxA, Y92.010 B)T20.32xA, W86.0xxA, Y92.019 C)T20.32xD, W85.xxxD, Y92.020 D)T20.32xS, W86.0xxS, Y92.016 Cost Flow Assumption: An assumption about how costs are removed from inventory and reported as cost of goods sold, influencing how inventory and profits are accounted for. Variable Costing: An accounting method that only includes variable costs in product costs and treats fixed costs as period expenses. Fixed Production Costs: Expenses that do not change with the level of production, such as rent for factory premises, salaries of permanent staff, and depreciation of machinery. Inventory Cost: The total cost associated with acquiring, storing, and managing inventory, including purchase prices, storage costs, and shrinkage.