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BURNS

BURNS. Burns Factors to Consider. Depth Extent Location - face, airway, hands, feet, joints, genitalia Age. Burns. Superficial (first degree) Partial thickness (second degree) Full thickness (third degree) Chemical . Minor Burns. Full thickness < 2% of body

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BURNS

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  1. BURNS

  2. BurnsFactors to Consider • Depth • Extent • Location - face, airway, hands, feet, joints, genitalia • Age

  3. Burns • Superficial (first degree) • Partial thickness (second degree) • Full thickness (third degree) • Chemical

  4. Minor Burns • Full thickness < 2% of body • Partial thickness < 15% of body • Superficial < 50% of body

  5. Moderate Burns • Full thickness involving 2%-10% of body • Partial thickness covering 15%-30% of body • Superficial covering > 50% of body

  6. Critical Burns • Full thickness to hands, feet, face, airway, or genitalia • Full thickness covering > 10% of body • Partial thickness covering > 30% of body • Respiratory burns • Burns complicated by fractures • Moderate burns to elderly and children

  7. BurnsEmergency Care (1 of 2) • Use BSI techniques. • Cool burned surface. • Prevent hypothermia.

  8. BurnsEmergency Care (2 of 2) • Cover burn (clean / dry cloth). • Check for underlying trauma. • Manage shock. • Rapid evacuation to MTF.

  9. Chemical Burns • Use BSI techniques. • Remove chemical from patient. • Brush dry chemicals off. • Flush with copious amounts of water.

  10. QUESTIONS?

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