Burn Flashcards

1
Q

etiology of pancreatitis?

A

**alcohol

**biliary system disease(gallstones)

hyperlipidemia(hypertriglyceridemia)

Hypercalcemia-Hyperparathyroidism

infection

Pancreatic duct obstruction

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sympt pf shock?

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tachycardia(>120b/m)

hypotension(systolic<90)

tachypnea(>25 breaths/min)

altered mental status

delayed capillary refill/cold extremities

oliguria(<0.5)

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3
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What is the most common type of burn?

A

Thermal/flames burn

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What are the INITIAL EVALUATION & MANAGEMENT of burns?

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„ -Airway management

„ -Evaluation of other injuries
„
-Estimation of burn size

„ -Diagnosis of CO and cyanide poisining

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5
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What is the smoke inhalation assessment?

A

-NasoTracheal intubation-oral intubation
-**check ABC..
-IV

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6
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What is a common complication of smoke inhalation?

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Hypothermia**

(+CO poisoning)

ST elevation(heart is compensating)

Lactic acidosis

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7
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What is the affinity of CO for Hb ?

A

The affinity of CO for Hb 200-250 times than oxygen…anoxia and DEATH!!!

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8
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**What are the factors affecting Burn depth?

A

[TDT]
temperature

Duration of contact

Dermal thickness

Very young /very old have thinner skin

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9
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Which degree of burn experiences PAINLESS white/black lesions affecting all layers of skin

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Full thickness;3rd degree

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10
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**Which of the following is an indicator for referring pt to a burn center?

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3rd degree burns

Partial-thickness* burns >10% TBSA**

Electric /Chemical burns

Inhalation injury

Burn injury in pts requiring special social support ex. Autistic or abused

Burn injury in children admitted to a hospital without qualified personnel or equipment for pediatric care

Any burn with concomitant trauma (e.g., fractures)

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COMPLICATIONS IN BURN CARE?

A

*Pneumonia (especially ventilator-associated)

Abdominal compartment syndrome (massive ressustation)

DVT (deep vein thrombosis)

Catheter related complications…infection…

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12
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What is escharotomies ?

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Cutting superficial tissue to release tension of burned area to avoid compartment syndrome and necrosis bcz the muscle are compressed

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13
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To whom is NG tube not given to?

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Pts with burns on face or smoke inhalation bcz it causes perforation

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14
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Why do you keep burn pt warm

A

To avoid dehydration(bcz burn pts lose the skin layer which protects them from dehydration)

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15
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Oliguria

A

Urine output: 0.5ml/hr in adults &400ml/day

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16
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Anuria?

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Urine output: 100ml/day

17
Q

…… burn -2 large bore IV’s

„…. burn (< 15% TBSA) – one IV Access
oral resuscitation possible
„
(IV through non-burn area if possible)

A

Large

Smaller