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it consist definition, types of burn, its cause, scales to measure degree of burn, first aid management and supportive management along with rehabilitation therapy.
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2. introduction
burns are most devastating condition encountered in
medical field. The injury represent an assault on all the
aspect of the patient from physiological to psychological.
It affects all the age groups from babies to elderly people
and is problem to both the developed and developing
world. All of us have experienced the severe pain that
even a burn can cause.
3. DEFINITION
Acc. to jay Ivan – burns are wounds
caused by excessive exposure of body to
heat, flame, scalding water etc.
Acc. to nurse’s dictionary – an injury to
tissues caused by physical agent,
chemical agent, electrical current or
many other things that damages the
skin.
76. On the scene management
Call for help
Extinguishing the flames
Cool the burn
Cover the wound
Irrigate chemical burn
Cover the wound to prevent infection
Asses for breathing pattern and circulatory status
Establish airway
O2 supply
Assess pulse and BP
Insert at least a large bore vein flan [18 gauge or according to vein size]
Cervical spinal immobilization In case of electric burn
Assess for tachycardia and slight hypotension after burn.
In patient with extensive burns neurological status is examined
77. Medical management
∫ Bring the patient to emergency department
∫ 100% humidified o2
∫ Initially start treating for ABC
∫ Patient is encouraged to cough so that suction can be done
∫ Administration of bronchodilators and mucolytic agents
∫ Continuous positive airway pressure and mechanical ventilation may be
required.
∫ Validate incidental scenarios
∫ Gain data about burn injury, source of burn, place where burn occurred,
how burn was treated at site.
∫ Nasogastric insertion
∫ ECG monitoring
∫ Arranging referral to burn centers if extent of burn is higher.
78. PHARMACOLOGICAL MANAGEMNET
ANTI – BIOTIC
PPI
HISTAMIN H2 ANTAGONIST
ANALGESICS
I/V FLUID REPLACEMENT
TOPICAL APPLICATION
ANTI –AMOEBICS
82. Cosmetic surgery
Optional procedure performed on normal body part
to improve only appearance.
Abdominoplasty
Blepharoplasty
Phalloplasty
Liposuction
Orthognatic surgery
Cheek alignment
Rhinoplasty
Genioplasty
Browplasty
Labiaplasty
Lip enhancement
And many other surgeries are performed according to location in body
PROTECTION FROM OUTER INFECTION AND RADIATION
EXCRETION OF WASTE LIKE SWEAT, SALTS AND OILS
MAINTAINENCE OF BODY TEMPERATURE
FORMAION OF VITAMIN – D BY CONVERTING THE 7 – DEHYDCHOLESTROL TO VITAMIN D
DETECTION OF TOUCH, PAIN
STORAGE OF LIPIDS WHICH ACTS AS A INSULATOR
MICROWAVE OVEN
BAKERY
GAS
SILENCER
ENGINE
HOT WATER
DRAGGING
RUBBING
CONTACT WITH A SURFACE WITH HIGH SPEED ROTATION
SULPHURIC ACID
ACETIC ACID
POTASSIUM PERMANGNATE
CONTACT WITH HOGH VOLTAGE
UV RAYS
RADIATING HEAT FROM STOVE, ENGINES, HOTNESS IN SUMMER
SIGDI
SUN
LIQUID NITROGEN
LIQUID OXYGEN
SALT ICE
ICE AND SALT PRANK
