Burns Flashcards

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What are 20-25% of burns?

A

work related

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What are 20-25% of burns?

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work related

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3
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What are the different types of burns?

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scald, contact, fire, chemical, electrical, radiation

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4
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What causes scalds?

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hot liquids, grease, steam, spill or immersion

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5
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What causes contact burns?

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stove

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6
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What causes fire burns?

A

flash and glame

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What are chemical burns?

A

acid or base

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What are electrical burns?

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household or lightening

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9
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Who has the highest incidence of burns?

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10
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What type of burns do younger kids get?

A

contact and scalds

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11
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Who gets serious burns?

A

males 20-29 yo

children

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12
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What percentage of burn pt in hospital die?

A

5%

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13
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What happens in structural fires?

A

half die from asphyxiation

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14
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What is an example of first degree burn?

A

sunburn

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How does a first degree burn present?

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epidermal, painful, blanches, erythematous

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How does second degree burns present?

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superficial dermal, painful, blisters present, erythematous, weeping

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How does third degree burns present?

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full thickness, insensate, does not blanch, hard/lethery, black eschar, will contract and slowly reepithelialize

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How does forth degree burns present?

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deep organ involved, insensate, does not blanche, involves bone, fat or muscle, extensively sustained burns

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How do you determine severity of burns?

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degree of heat, length of time, conductivity of skin, heat transfer, heat capacity of burn agent

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20
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What is a red flag you need to think about with burns?

21
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What is the treatment for burns?

A

airway, fluid and pain management

22
Q

What do you need to do before placing dressing?

A

clean with saline

23
Q

What do you put on superficial burns?

A

frequent change
silver sulfadiazine (silvadene)
Bactracin
Mupirocin

24
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What are the extreme burn tx?

A

surgical debridement, escharotomy, skin grafts, referral to burn unit

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What is the burn center referral criteria?
Pt with burns and associated trauma Children with burns at hospital without personal to care for children Pt with preexisting conditions that could complicate management Burns involving face, hands,feet genitalia, perineum, or major joints Chemical burns Electrical burns Inhalation injury Partial-thickness burns on > 10% of TBSA 3rd degree burns in any age group
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What are the different types of burns?
scald, contact, fire, chemical, electrical, radiation
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What causes scalds?
hot liquids, grease, steam, spill or immersion
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What causes contact burns?
stove
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What causes fire burns?
flash and glame
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What are chemical burns?
acid or base
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What are electrical burns?
household or lightening
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Who has the highest incidence of burns?
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What type of burns do younger kids get?
contact and scalds
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Who gets serious burns?
males 20-29 yo | children
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What percentage of burn pt in hospital die?
5%
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What happens in structural fires?
half die from asphyxiation
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What is an example of first degree burn?
sunburn
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How does a first degree burn present?
epidermal, painful, blanches, erythematous
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How does second degree burns present?
superficial dermal, painful, blisters present, erythematous, weeping
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How does third degree burns present?
full thickness, insensate, does not blanch, hard/lethery, black eschar, will contract and slowly reepithelialize
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How does forth degree burns present?
deep organ involved, insensate, does not blanche, involves bone, fat or muscle, extensively sustained burns
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How do you determine severity of burns?
degree of heat, length of time, conductivity of skin, heat transfer, heat capacity of burn agent
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What is a red flag you need to think about with burns?
abuse
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What is the treatment for burns?
airway, fluid and pain management
45
What do you need to do before placing dressing?
clean with saline
46
What do you put on superficial burns?
frequent change silver sulfadiazine (silvadene) Bactracin Mupirocin
47
What are the extreme burn tx?
surgical debridement, escharotomy, skin grafts, referral to burn unit
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What is the burn center referral criteria?
Pt with burns and associated trauma Children with burns at hospital without personal to care for children Pt with preexisting conditions that could complicate management Burns involving face, hands,feet genitalia, perineum, or major joints Chemical burns Electrical burns Inhalation injury Partial-thickness burns on > 10% of TBSA 3rd degree burns in any age group