Burns Flashcards

1
Q

What is the most common cause of burns in children?

A

scald burns

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2
Q

How is the rule of 9s altered for children?

A

For those under one year old, 9% is take from the legs and added to the head. For each subsequent year, 1% is returned to the legs until age 9.

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3
Q

What percentage area of burn is an indication for hospitalization in a child?

A

10%

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4
Q

Why should one be careful if using therapeutic US in children?

A

US to the growth plates could cause premature closure

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5
Q

What physical modalities can be helpful for burn patients?

A

fluidotherapy and paraffin

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6
Q

How should a child who suffered a neck burn initially be positioned?

A

cervical hyperextension

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7
Q

What is the prime location for acute pressure injury in children?

A

occiput

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8
Q

Position of splinting with a burn to the dorsal hand?

A

MCP flexion 70-90 degrees, IP extension, radial abduction of the thumb

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9
Q

Position of splinting with a burn to the palm of the hand

A

MCP/IP full extension, fingers abducted, palmar abduction of the thumb

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