Burns

Question 1

No permanent scars if taken care of to prevent infection

Answer 1

Second degree

Question 2

Tissue damage and cell death which

Answer 2

Burns

Question 3

What causes burns

Answer 3

Intense heat
Electricity
Uv radiation
Chemicals

Question 4

What occurs for burns to happen

Answer 4

Proteins are denatured and cause cell death in the affected area

Question 5

When someone is burned what must they do

Answer 5

Replace their lost fluids immediately

Question 6

Associated dangers of burns

Answer 6

Dehydration
Circulatory shock
Electrolyte imabalance

Question 7

What determines the extent of burns

Answer 7

Rule of nines

Question 8

Body is divided into how many areas for quick examination

Answer 8

11

Question 9

Each area is qual to how much of the total body surface area

Answer 9

9 percent

Question 10

Burn is gray-white or black

Answer 10

Third degree

Question 11

For twenty four hours the burn is?

Answer 11

Sterile

Question 14

Why are joint injuries dangerous

Answer 14

Cause trouble because scar tissue can form and limit mobility

Question 15

How are burns classified

Answer 15

According to severity or depth

Question 16

Regrowth of epithelium can occur

Answer 16

Second degree

Question 17

Destroys entire skin layer

Answer 17

Third degree

Question 22

Skid is red and swollen

Answer 22

First degree

Question 23

How long does it take for first degree burns to heal

Answer 23

Two to three days without special attention

Question 24

Epidermis and upper dermis are damaged

Answer 24

Second degree

Question 25

Partial thickness burns

Answer 25

First and second degree

Question 26

In a third degree burn what does the area feel like?

Answer 26

Painless because it no longer has nerve endings

Question 27

When are burns considered critical?

Answer 27

Over 25% of body has second degree burns
Over ten percent of he body has third degree burns
Third degree burns on face hands or feet

Question 28

Regeneration is not possible

Answer 28

Third degree

Question 29

Full thickness burns

Answer 29

Third degree

Question 31

Why are facial burns particularly dangerous

Answer 31

Possibility of burns in respiratory passageway which can lead to suffocation from swelling

Question 32

What must be done to great third degree burns

Answer 32

Skin grafting must be done to cover exposed skin

Question 33

Inadequate circulation of blood cause by low blood volume

Answer 33

Circulatory shock

Question 36

The immune system drastically declines how many days after burns

Answer 36

One to two

Question 39

After twenty four hours what occurs

Answer 39

Pathogens easily invade area and multiply rapidly

Question 41

Sun burn

Answer 41

First degree

Question 42

Lois supply of fluids with proteins and electrolytes as they sleep through burns

Answer 42

Dehydration

Question 43

Skin is red with blisters

Answer 43

Second degree

Question 44

Only epidermis is damaged

Answer 44

First degree