Burns Flashcards

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Types of burns due to exposure to hot surface

Thermal burn
Electrical burn
Chemical burn
Radiation burn

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Thermal burn

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Types of burns due to Electrical Source

Thermal burn
Electrical burn
Chemical burn
Radiation burn

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Electrical burn

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Types of burns due to Strong Acids

Thermal burn
Electrical burn
Chemical burn
Radiation burn

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Chemical burn

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Types of burns due to UV Rays Exposure

Thermal burn
Electrical burn
Chemical burn
Radiation burn

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Radiation burn

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Mgt for small portion thermal burn

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Put on running H2O

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Whats degree first to burn in a thermal burn

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1st degree, 1st to burn

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What is the life-threatening complication of Electrical burn?

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Cardiac Arrythmia

Check HR

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What vital signs to check for the pt with Electrical burn

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HR

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What is the priority for the pt with electrical burn

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Safety of the victim/rescuer

Stop the source

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Best POC when with thunder

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Go Indoor
Tripod / Landing Position

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Whats degree first to burn in an Electrical Burn

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4th degree, 1st to burn

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Mgt for chemical burns

Liquid

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Flood with H2O

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Mgt for chemical burn

Powder

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Scrape
Remove with brush

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Most Painful Degree of burns

1st Degree
2nd Degree
3rd Degree
4th Degree

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2nd Degree

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Degree of burns that is Painful

1st Degree
2nd Degree
3rd Degree
4th Degree

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1st and 2nd Degree

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Degree of burns that is Painless

1st Degree
2nd Degree
3rd Degree
4th Degree

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3rd and 4th Degree
- because nerve is Damage

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-Burning sensation on the site
-Liquefaction Necrosis
-Stain

Are a characteristic of what types of burn?

Thermal burn
Electrical burn
Chemical burn
Radiation burn

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Chemical burn

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Classification of burns
2nd Degree 15-25 %

Minor
Moderate
Major

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Moderate

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Classification of burns
2nd Degree <15%

Minor
Moderate
Major

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Minor

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Classification of burns
2nd Degree >25%

Minor
Moderate
Major

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Major

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Classification of burns
Full thickness 2-10 %

Minor
Moderate
Major

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Moderate

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Classification of burns
Full thickness >10%

Minor
Moderate
Major

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Major

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Classification of burns w/
Presence of inhalation Injury

Minor
Moderate
Major

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Major

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Classification of burns that is
>60%

Minor
Moderate
Major

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Moderate

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Degree of Burns Epidermis 1st Degree 2nd Degree 3rd Degree 4th Degree
1st Degree (superficial Partial)
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Degree of Burns Epidermis + Dermis 1st Degree 2nd Degree 3rd Degree 4th Degree
2nd Degree (Deep Partial)
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Degree of Burns Epidermis + Dermis + SQ Tissue 1st Degree 2nd Degree 3rd Degree 4th Degree
3rd Degree
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Degree of Burns Epidermis + Dermis + SQ + Muscle (Bones/Organs) 1st Degree 2nd Degree 3rd Degree 4th Degree
4th Degree
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What degree of burn if DAMAGED is Dermis? 1st Degree 2nd Degree 3rd Degree 4th Degree
2nd Degree burns
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What degree of burn if SQ is EXPOSED? 1st Degree 2nd Degree 3rd Degree 4th Degree
2nd Degree
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What degree of burn with CONTRACTURES? 1st Degree 2nd Degree 3rd Degree 4th Degree
4th Degree
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What degree of burn if with White Escar? 1st Degree 2nd Degree 3rd Degree 4th Degree
3rd Degree
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What degree of burn if with ( + ) blisters ? 1st Degree 2nd Degree 3rd Degree 4th Degree
2nd Degree
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What degree of burn if with Dermatitis ? 1st Degree 2nd Degree 3rd Degree 4th Degree
1st Degree
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What degree of burn if with SCALDS - Boiling water? 1st Degree 2nd Degree 3rd Degree 4th Degree
2nd Degree
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What degree of burn if with Stiffening of Muscle? 1st Degree 2nd Degree 3rd Degree 4th Degree
4th Degree
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What degree of burn if Pt is using EXFOLIATION? 1st Degree 2nd Degree 3rd Degree 4th Degree
1st Degree
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Mgt of Contractures in 4th Degree Full thickness Burns
ROME Range Of Motion Exercise
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Faces of Burns What causes ⬇️Na / Hyponatremia in the Emergent Phase (Stage of Shock)
Na Rush into the Cell
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Faces of Burns What causes ⬇️Na / Hyponatremia in the Diuretic Phase
Na is excreted thru diuresis (urine)because of Polyuria
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What electrolyte imbalance in the Emergent Phase? K Na
⬆️k (Hyperkalemia) ⬇️Na (Hyponatremia)
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What electrolyte imbalances during Diuretic Phase? K Na
⬇️K (Hypokalemia) ⬇️Na (Hyponatremia)
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What electrolyte imbalance during Recovery Phase K Ca
⬇️K (Hypokalemia) ⬇️Ca (Hypocalcemia )
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Faces of Burns: What electrolyte imbalance incase of Emergent Phase K Na
⬆️K (hyperkalemia) ⬇️Na (Hyponatremia)
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Faces of Burns: What electrolyte imbalance incase of Diuretic Phase K Na
⬇️K (Hypokalemia) ⬇️Na (Hyponatremia)
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Na rush into the cell ⬆️kalemia ⬇️natremia What phase?
Hyponatremia Emergent phase
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Sodium os excreted in the urine, that phase? Emergent Phase Diuretic Phase
Diuretic Phase
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Faces of burns 1st 48 hrs Emergent Phase or Diuretic Phase
Emergent Phase
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Faces of burns Fluid remobilization Emergent Phase or Diuretic Phase
Diuretic Phase
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Faces of burns Hypertension Emergent Phase or Diuretic Phase
Diuretic Phase
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Faces of burns Risk for thrombus(clot) formation -lumalapot ang dugo Emergent Phase or Diuretic Phase
Emergent Phase
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Faces of burns Hemodilution Emergent Phase or Diuretic Phase
Diuretic Phase
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Faces of burns ⬇️kalemia ⬇️natremia Emergent Phase or Diuretic Phase
Diuretic Phase
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Faces of burns ⬆️kalemia ⬇️natremia Emergent Phase or Diuretic Phase
Emergent Phase
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Faces of burns Metabolic Acidosis Emergent Phase or Diuretic Phase
Emergent Phase
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Faces of burns Fluid replacement Emergent Phase or Diuretic Phase
Emergent - risk for thrombus
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Best way to apply antibiotic in burn pt?
Gloved hands
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What antibiotic is painful because it penetrates in the wound? Silver Nitrate Sulfamylon Silver Sulfadiazine
Sulfamylon
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Causes Leukopenia (Agranulocytosis) Silver Nitrate Sulfamylon Silver Sulfadiazine
Silver Sulfadiazine
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What is the Ulcer due to burns
Curling’s Ulcer Stress Related - due to Adrenaline Rush
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What is used in cellular repair during Recovery Phase K Na Ca
K - Potassium
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What is used in scar formation during Recovery Phase K Na Ca
Ca - Calcium
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DOC for pain
Morphine Sulfate
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What you will do to prevent sticking of Exudates?
Bed Cradle
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DOC for topical Antibiotic for burns Silver Nitrate Sulfamylon Silver Sulfadiazine
Sulfamylon
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What drug turns the skin into black Silver Nitrate Sulfamylon Silver Sulfadiazine
Silver Nitrate
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What drug causes Leukopenia (Agranulocytosis) Silver Nitrate Sulfamylon Silver Sulfadiazine
Silver Sulfadiazine
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What type of dressing in case of burn pt Wet - to - Dry Wet - to - Wet Dry - to - Wet
Wet - to - Dry
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Room type of pt with burn Private Room or Charity Ward?
Private Room
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Cutting thru a dead skin (Grid) procedure
Escharotomy
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Purpose: To allow new skin to Grow
Skin Grafting
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Grafting: Human - to - Human Homograft Heterograft / Xenograft
Homograft
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Grafting: Animal - to - Human Homograft Heterograft / Xenograft
Heterograft / Xenograft
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Type of Homograft: Donor + Recipient are the same Autograph Isograph Allograft
Autograph
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Type of Homograft: Genetically Related (Identical Twins - Best) Autograph Isograph Allograft
Isograph
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Type of Homograft: Not Genetically Related Autograph Isograph Allograft
Allograft
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What part of the body can you harvest skin grafting T A Ba S
Thigh Abdomen Back Scalp
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What vitamin is use to prevent infection Vitamin C Vitamin D
Vitamin C