BURNS

Question 1

Superficial Partial Thickness (Epidermis)

Answer 1

1st Degree

Question 2

Deep partial Thickness (Dermis)

Answer 2

2nd Degree

Question 3

Full Thickness (Sub Q)

Answer 3

3rd Degree

Question 3

Most common burn from temperature

Answer 3

Thermal Injury

Question 4

Full Thickness (Deeper tissue, bones, and muscles)

Answer 4

4th Degree

Question 5

Burn caused by chemicals

Answer 5

Chemical Injury

Question 6

Ulcer caused by burns

Answer 6

Curling’s Ulcer

Question 7

Burn that can cause sudden cardiac arrest

Answer 7

Electrical Injury

Question 8

Burn from UV and can be used to treat cancer

Answer 8

Radiation Injury

Question 9

TBSA burn that is considered major burns

Answer 9

25-30%

Question 10

Parameters for Volume?

Answer 10

Hematocrit
Low BP
Urine output

Question 11

Phases of Burns?

Answer 11

Emergent
Acute
Rehabilitation

Question 12

Phase that starts from the injury to restoration of cap permeability

Answer 12

Emergent

Question 13

Phase that begins from diuresis to wound closing

Answer 13

Acute

Question 14

Phase from wound closure to optimal adjustment

Answer 14

Rehabilitation

Question 15

Assessment for Phases?

Answer 15

VS, UO, Hct, Electrolytes, and SG

Question 16

Observation for Emergent Phase

Answer 16

Generalized Dehydration, Reduced Blood Vol., Decreased UO, Potassium Excess, Sodium Def, Metabolic Acidosis, Hemoconc.

Question 17

Observation for Acute Phase

Answer 17

Increased UO, Sodium Def, Potassium Def, Metabolic Acidosis, Hemodilu.

Question 17

Establish Airway, administer humidifies oxygen

Answer 17

Immediate Therapy

Question 18

Encourage to cough, inspired air humidifier

Answer 18

Mild Pulmonary Injury

Question 19

Bronchial Suctioning, administer bronchodilators and mucolytics

Answer 19

Severe Pulmonary Therapy

Question 20

ET intubation

Answer 20

Edema of Airway