JVFD Burn Quiz

What is NOT an appropriate way to treat a 1st Degree Burn?

• Sterile Dressing (Damp or Dry)

• Antibiotic Cream

• Ice/Ice Water

• Cool Water

What is another name for a 3rd Degree Burn?

• Partial Thickness Burn

• Subcutaneous Burn

• Superficial Burn

• Full Thickness Burn

What is a common cause of 1st Degree Burns

• Sun exposure

• Exposure in IDLH

• Open Flames

• Scald Injury

What type of burn is this?

• Superficial Burn

• Partial Thickness Burn

• 2nd Degree Burn

• Full Thickness Burn

How deep does a Fourth Degree burn go

• Dermis

• Muscle and Bone

• Subcutaneous

• Epidermis

True or False:
A critical burn is defined as a burn that covers more than 10% of the TBSA

• True

• False

Which are the two burn centers our patients would be taken to?

• Albany Med and Glens Falls

• SUNY Upstate Medical Center and Westchester

• Westchester and SUNY Stonybrook

• SUNY Upstate Medical Center and Albany Med

If a baby has burns to the front and back of their left leg and their entire abdomen, what is the estimate of burn coverage?

• 36%

• 24.25%

• 31.5%

• 20%

What type of burn does this picture depict

• 1st Degree

• 2nd Degree

• 3rd Degree

• 4th Degree

What is a risk of severe burns? (check all that apply)

• Hypothermia

• Dehydration

• Edema

• Shock