complementary treatment for burns

Check your knowledge:What is the primary purpose of complementary treatments for burns?

• A) To replace conventional medical care

• B) To support healing alongside conventional medical care

• C) To provide immediate pain relief only

• D) To prevent burns from occurring

Can you mention some of the complimented treatment?

Aloe Vera: What is the recommended use of aloe vera for burns?

• A) Apply diluted with water

• B) Ingest as a supplement

• C) Apply pure aloe vera gel

• D) Use as a compress

Aloe Vera: What are the benefits of aloe vera?

• A) Antiseptic properties

• B) Anti-inflammatory and moisturizing properties

• C) Pain relief

• D) Antimicrobial properties

Honey: How should honey be applied to a burn?

• A) As a thick layer

• B) Ingested

• C) Mixed with aloe vera

• D) As a thin layer

Honey: What is a key benefit of honey in burn treatment?

• A) Increases pain

• B) Antimicrobial properties and moisture retention

• C) Reduces inflammation

• D) Provides vitamins

Lavender Essential Oil: What is the proper way to use lavender essential oil on burns?

• A) Apply directly without dilution

• B) Dilute with a carrier oil and apply gently

• C) Ingest as a medication

• D) Mix with honey

Coconut Oil:What is a benefit of using coconut oil?

• A) It cools the burn

• B) It numbs the area

• C) It moisturizes the skin and may help reduce scarring

• D) It promotes bleeding

Vitamin E: What benefit does vitamin E provide?

• A) Reduces inflammation

• B) Improves healing and reduces scarring

• C) Increases pain sensitivity

• D) Causes allergic reactions

Cold Compress:What is the recommended use of a cold compress for burns?

• A) Apply heat to the burn

• B) Use a warm towel

• C) Apply ice directly

• D) Apply a clean, cool, damp cloth