Burn Part 2 56 Flashcards
What is the first priority in a burn patients
Establishment and maintenance of airways
Pieces were serious birds are generally giving nothing by
Mouth
What is the Steps for minor burns
Run cold water over the ground continuously for 10 to 15 minutes
Apply cold compression if it’s not as water flow is not available
Do not apply ice, ice water, butter or any ointment
Don’t pop blisters
Cover loosely with sterile gauze bandage
Take ibuprofen or acetaminophen for the pain
what is the 1 Step in first Aid for minor burns
Run cold water over the burns continuously for 10 to 15 minutes
what is the 1&2 Step in first Aid for minor burns
Run cold water over the ground continuously for 10 to 15 minutes
Apply cold compression if it’s not as water flow is not available
what is the 1&2&3Step in first Aid for minor burns
Run cold water over the ground continuously for 10 to 15 minutes
Apply cold compression if it’s not as water flow is not available
Do not apply ice, ice water, butter or any ointment
what is the 1&2&3&4 Step in first Aid for minor burns
Run cold water over the ground continuously for 10 to 15 minutes
Apply cold compression if it’s not as water flow is not available
Do not apply ice, ice water, butter or any ointment
Don’t pop blisters
what is the 1&2&3&4&5 Step in first Aid for minor burns
Run cold water over the ground continuously for 10 to 15 minutes
Apply cold compression if it’s not as water flow is not available
Do not apply ice, ice water, butter or any ointment
Don’t pop blisters
Cover loosely with sterile gauze bandage
what is the 1&2&3&4&5&6 Step in first Aid for minor burns
Run cold water over the ground continuously for 10 to 15 minutes
Apply cold compression if it’s not as water flow is not available
Do not apply ice, ice water, butter or any ointment
Don’t pop blisters
Cover loosely with sterile gauze bandage
Take ibuprofen or acetaminophen for the pain
The emergence face average about how many hours and how many days
24 to 48 hours but may last for as long as three days
What are the steps for emergent phase of burn
It begins with fluid loss and Edema formation
And last until edema fluid is mobilized and diuresis begin
Extensive upper airway injury you need
Signs of respiratory distress includes
Increase respiratory rate
Use of accessory muscles
Nasal flaring
Retraction
Restlessness
Confusion
Early intubation Is recommended
Breathing in smoke and SOOT from the fire
This type of injury May also require intubation and ventilation and may be life-threatening
Lower airy injury parenchyma
You should watch patients closely for signs of developing problem including those who have
Burns of the face and neck
Signs nasal or flare or darkened membrane in the nose and mouth
Smoky smelling breath
Dark or black sputum
Burning sensation in the throat or chest
A history of having been burned in an enclosed space
