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What is the rate of water loss with a full thickness burn? Healthy skin?
200ml/m^2/hr; 15ml/m^2/hr
What is the most common cause of burns in 3-14 yr olds? 15-60? 60 +?
Flame burns; Industrial Accidents; Accidents
What is a 4th degree burn?
a burn that passes into muscle tissue
__________ degree burn: Erythema, pain, minimal edema, dry
First
You would hospitalize a patient with >___% of his/her body covered in 2nd degree burns
10
Third degree burns are painful and moist (true/false)
false (third degree burns are white/charred, dry and almost painless)
Tangential excision is used for what type of wounds?
large, 3rd degree
how much fluid would you give a hospitalized burn victim over 24 hours?
2-4ml/kg/%BSA
What are the five parts of the secondary survey?
AMPLE (allergies, medications, past history, last meal, event)
An infant suffering burns on the entire surface of his/her head would constitute what BSA%?
18 (9 front, 9 back)
What pieces of information are necessary to maintain on the flow sheet?
vitals, fluid replacement, vent settings, blood gasses and labs
NG tube is indicated if burns cover > ______% BSA
25
What is the criteria for hospitalization for full thickness burns? partial thickness?
2%; 10% (or if serious lesions to face, genitals, feet, peritoneal, or flexion creases)
What are the criteria to transfer to a burn unit?
Full thickness > 5 % BSA
Partial thickness > 20 % BSA (10% under 10 or over 50)
All 2 or 3 burns involving face, eyes, hands or peritoneum
Burns associated with fractures or other major injuries
High voltage electrical burns
Significant chemical burns
Inhalation injuries
Lesser burns with preexisting conditions
What is the irrigation time for acidic burns? alkali?
20-30min; 8 hours
Myoglobinuria is associated with what type of burns?
electrical; increase urine output to >100ml, use diuretic