A 6-year-old child has a superficial partial-thickness burn on the arm. Which nursing goal is most appropriate when planning treatment for this minor burn?

Apply cool water to the burn for up to 15 minutes, clean gently with mild soap daily, and manage pain with over-the-counter medications.

immediately administer IV fluids to prevent hypovolemia and monitor urine output.

Encourage sun exposure to the burn area to promote vitamin D synthesis and healing.

Prevent infection by keeping the burn clean and covered with a dry sterile dressing.