Burns

Burns Activity

Match

Match the type of burn to the cause

• Thermal burn

• Chemical burn

• Electrical burn

• Radiation burn

• Smoke Inhalation

Touching the stove top

Spilling acid on the skin

Coming in contact with live wire

Exposure to UV rays

House fire

• Touching the stove top

• Spilling acid on the skin

• Coming in contact with live wire

• Exposure to UV rays

• House fire

Open Ended

When a person sustains a burn to the chest what are important assessments the nurse needs to worry about?

​​What type of burn is this?

​​What type of burn is this?

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Drag and Drop

If a client has Greater than 20% TBSA burned, what should be done? (drag and drop your answers)​ ​

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Initiate IV Fluid bolus with LR at 4 ml/kg/TBSA

Initiate IV Fluid bolus 3% NS at 4ml/kg/TBSA

Transfer to a burn center

Administer pain medication

Keep in a cold room

Labelling

Using the Rule of Nines, what is the Percentage that each part of the body is counted as part of the TBSA? Include the head/chest/arms/legs as front and back.

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9%

9%

1%

36%

18%

18%

9%

Multiple Choice

When a client experiences a smoke inhalation, which laboratory measurement can be collected to help detect the extent of inhalation injury?

• Complete blood count

• Carboxyhemoglobin

• Potassium

• Myoglobin

Drag and Drop

A visitor wants to come and see their friend who has been admitted with severe burns to the burn unit. What items would the nurse need to stop the visitor from bringing into the room?​ ​

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Stuffed animal

Fresh flowers

Poster of band

Family picture

Magazine

Burger from favorite restaurant

Milkshake

Word Cloud

What is burn clients at the most risk for developing?