Worksheetsburn injury and the management
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Below are the normal temperature that human skin can addapt?
47 degree celcius
-25 degree celcius
-17 degree celcius
120 degree Farenheit
Which of these injury is/are not considered as burn injury
lightning strikes
scalded by burning hot oil during cooking
warm skin lesion during sun bathing
blister at diathermy pad after prolong surgery
During acute phases of burn injury , cardiac responded by :
increasing heart rate
reducing diastolic relaxation
reducing systolic contraction
no spesific changes
In acute phase of burn injury, cellular swelling happen because of
inward shift of Na+ and K+
membrane action potential reduce
Increase permeability of vascular leading to increase vascular resistance
protein leakage cause increase osmotic pressure at interstitial space
below are the haematological response towards burn injury
red cell mass reduce due to direct loses
thrombocytosis happens during early phases due to inflammation
haemolysis happen usually after 72 hours of burn injury
reticulocyte counts usually higher at initial phase
below are the common complication of burn injury
bone marrow failure
Cushing ulcer
Curling ulcer
Kissing ulcer
During assesment of depth of burn injury
Pain at the area is important factor to determine the depth of burn injury
degree of skin losses is important to determine the type of burn
jacksons model of burn suggesting of static area at the middle
hyperemia zone is usualy presents later
During resuscitation, which type of fluids is commonly used?
Normal saline
Hartmann's solution
Iv albumin 25%
Fresh frozen plasma
Below are steps of management of burn injury
assestment -triage-resuscitation-wound care-rehabilitation
triage-assestment-resuscitation-rehabilitation-woundcare
woundcare-rehabilitation-triage-resuscitation-assestment
assestment-woundcare-triage-resuscitation-rehabilitation
Below are the benefit of skin grafting in burn injury
prevent contracture
reduce hospital stays
reduce burden to the nurses
reduce risk of wound infection
