BURNS

Question 1

The largest organ of the body

Answer 1

skin

Question 2

What are some things that skin does besides cover your body?Try to remember all of them - first try to remember 3, then 4, then 5 and then 6.

Answer 2

it’s waterproofit protects from infectionit helps control body tempit prevents fluid lossit provides vast sensory infoit contributes to identity

Question 3

What are the two basic layers of skin?

Answer 3

dermis and epidermis

Question 4

What type of cells are in the epidermis?

Answer 4

skin growth cells

Question 5

what are at the dermal/epidermal junctions?

Answer 5

melanocytes

Question 6

The ___ is composed of highly structured and organized collagen; wandering cells

Answer 6

dermis

Question 7

A permanent destruction of tissue caused by release of energy from an external agent

Answer 7

burn

Question 8

the dead epidermis and necrotic dermis that the remain attached to the wound bed.

Answer 8

eschar

Question 9

Extent of the burn is classified as a _________ burned

Answer 9

TBSA%

Question 10

This is described as a superficial, partial, or full-thickness injury

Answer 10

the burn

Question 11

These types of injuries are caused by exposure to flames, steam, hot liquids, hot metals, electricity, radiation, toxic chemicals, or extreme cold.

Answer 11

thermal injuries

Question 12

The first problem that OT pracititioners treat

Answer 12

Edema (Swelling)

Question 13

a surgical transplantation of the person’s own skin frm an unburned area (donor site)

Answer 13

autograft

Question 14

Getting a famous person to sign your t-shirt

Answer 14

autograph

Question 15

What is an STSG?

Answer 15

split thickness skin graft

Question 16

(Superficial epidermis) 1st degree burn - __________ decreases limb pain

Answer 16

elevation

Question 17

(Superficial epidermis) 1st degree burn - _____ wound to prevent infection

Answer 17

wash

Question 18

(Superficial epidermis) 1st degree burn - On healed wound, _____ or other moisturizer reduces dry skin and itching.

Answer 18

aloe

Question 19

(Superficial epidermis) 1st degree burn - ___ rarely consulted

Answer 19

therapist

Question 20

(Superficial dermis-superficial partial thickness burn) 2nd degree burn - _____ wound care

Answer 20

more

Question 21

(Superficial dermis - superficial partial thickness burn) 2nd degree burn - Active _______ exercise to preserve joint function and improve wound circulation, esp. venous return

Answer 21

elevated

Question 22

(Superficial dermis - superficial partial thickness burn) 2nd degree burn - ________ garments

Answer 22

protective

Question 23

(Superficial dermis - superficial partial thickness burn) 2nd degree burn - What kind of sun protection

Answer 23

sunscreen

Question 24

(Superficial dermis - superficial partial thickness burn) 2nd degree burn - ___________ pt’s pain and inconvenience

Answer 24

acknowledge

Question 25

(Superficial dermis - superficial partial thickness burn) 2nd degree burn - _________ tx with adequate analgesia

Answer 25

coordinate

Question 26

(Deep reticular dermis - deep partial-thickness burn) - still 2nd degree burn - ___________ consulted by burn team

Answer 26

therapists

Question 27

(Deep reticular dermis - deep partial thickness burn) - still 2nd degree burn - _________ active elevated exercise

Answer 27

increase frequency

Question 28

(Deep reticular dermis - deep partial thickness burn) - still 2nd degree burn - Elevated __________ or splints or both

Answer 28

positioning

Question 29

(Deep reticular dermis - deep partial thickness burn) - still 2nd degree burn - __________ support garments

Answer 29

vascular

Question 30

(Deep reticular dermis - deep partial thickness burn) - still 2nd degree burn - healed areas may need __________ or ________ tapes to manage hypertrophic scars

Answer 30

inserts or silicone tapes

Question 31

(Deep reticular dermis - deep partial thickness burn) - still 2nd degree burn - _______________ to healed skin

Answer 31

moisturization/lubrication

Question 32

(Deep reticular dermis - deep partial thickness burn) - still 2nd degree burn - Prolonged _______ to involved jonits twice daily until contractures resolve

Answer 32

stretching

Question 33

(Deep reticular dermis - deep partial thickness burn) - still 2nd degree burn - Daily ___________ practce

Answer 33

living skills

Question 34

(Deep reticular dermis - deep partial thickness burn) - still 2nd degree burn - ___________ therapy

Answer 34

psychological

Question 35

(Deep reticular dermis - deep partial thickness burn) - still 2nd degree burn - Team collaboration to prevent ________ disorder

Answer 35

stress

Question 36

(Subcutaneous tissue - full-thickness burn) - 3rd degree burn - ______________ positioning or immobilization

Answer 36

postoperative

Question 37

(Subcutaneous tissue - full-thickness burn) - 3rd degree burn -Initiate exercise __________ pain, very slow weaning from analgesics and meds for stress

Answer 37

despite

Question 38

(Subcutaneous tissue - full-thickness burn) - 3rd degree burn - ______ to help with itching

Answer 38

vibration

Question 39

(Subcutaneous tissue - full-thickness burn) - 3rd degree burn - addt'l ed for ____ precautions

Answer 39

skin

Question 40

(Subcutaneous tissue - full-thickness burn) - 3rd degree burn - wear support/pressure garments and inserts and overlays to manage __________ areas

Answer 40

concave

Question 41

(Subcutaneous tissue - full-thickness burn) - 3rd degree burn - Participate in _______ support group

Answer 41

peer

Question 42

(Subcutaneous tissue - full-thickness burn) - _______ return to recreation and work, school, family, and community responsibilites

Answer 42

early

Question 43

Muscle, tendon, bone - 4th degree burn - Deep _________ massage to prevent tethered skin

Answer 43

tendon

Question 44

Muscle, tendon, bone - 4th degree burn - ________ equipment

Answer 44

adapted

Question 45

Muscle, tendon, bone - 4th degree burn - ___________ fitting and training if indicated

Answer 45

prosthetic

Question 46

Muscle, tendon, bone - 4th degree burn -Additional counseling for ___________.

Answer 46

stress

Question 47

Muscle, tendon, bone - 4th degree burn - _________ therapy for PTS

Answer 47

water (watsu) - therapy for PTS

Question 48

Muscle, tendon, bone - 4th degree burn - ______ retraining

Answer 48

memory

Question 49

Muscle, tendon, bone - 4th degree burn - participate in _____ support group

Answer 49

peer

Question 50

Muscle, tendon, bone - 4th degree burn - work __________ if unable to return safely to preburn employment

Answer 50

retraining

Question 51

an unpleasant sensory and emotional response to a stimulus associated with actual or potential tissue damage

Answer 51

pain

Question 52

a hard, red, collagenous bundle of connective tissue raised above the surface of the burn wound

Answer 52

hypertrophic scar