'Partial thickness burns' presentation slideshows

Burns and Rehabilitation

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ONE MORE TIME

ONE MORE TIME. BURN INJURY. NPN 205 Medical Surgical II. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY. Tissue destruction = local and systemic problems r/t age, general health, extent of injury, and area of body injured injury made compounded d/t scarring and contractures

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MANAGEMENT OF BURNS

MANAGEMENT OF BURNS. CPT Allen Proulx, MPAS, PA-C. OBJECTIVES. Describe the differences between partial and full-thickness burns. Describe how to estimate the size of a burn. Describe initial care of burns. Describe follow-up care of partial thickness burns. References for photos.

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Chapter 19

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Burns

181 st INF BDE Combat Lifesaver Plus. Burns. Overview. Basic anatomy and functions of skin Epidermal, dermal layers and structures Severity of burns Appearance, depth, extent Extent of burn using Rule of Nines Complications and management: Thermal, chemical, and electrical burns

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Paediatric Burns

Paediatric Burns. 2013. BURNS IN CHILDREN. In South Africa burns are the number one cause of unnatural death in children under the age of 4 years The vast majority of burns occur in the home of the child Hot water scalds are the most common cause of burns. The ABC of Burns resuscitation.

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PBL 2: Skin deep

PBL 2: Skin deep. Acute management of burns. Burns and the skin. Management of the burns patient must take into account the potential complications due to loss of the following functions of skin: Protection from the environment ( infection ) Temperature control ( hypothermia )

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BURNS

BURNS. Incidence and Causes 8,000-10,00 burns per year in the U.S.A. 75-80% occur in homes Major causes: flames, scalds, heat, chemicals and electricity Under age 6, major cause is scalding 75% of burns could be avoided. Emergent Care.

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Management of injuries

Management of injuries. Burn injuries And Teeth injuries. Burn injuries . Burns are common injuries that can be caused by a variety of substances and external sources such as chemicals , chemicals , electricity, radiation and even water.

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Superficial Burns

Superficial Burns. Reddened, mild edema, no blisters, epidermis only Painful & sensitive to touch Desquamation (peeling) in 2-3 days, heals 3-7 days Spontaneous healing, no scars. Partial Thickness Burns. Superficial or deep, white or red skin, wet and weepy with blisters and edema

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