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    Burns There are many different types of burns. Within those types there are three degrees: first‚ second‚ third‚ and fourth. Fourth degree burns are not recognized by all professionals so only first‚ second‚ and third will be covered here. The most common‚ or basic‚ types of burns are from overexposure to the sun‚ exposure to heat such as fire‚ and chemical burns. For each degree of burn there are different treatments and procedures on how to deal with the burns properly. Third degree burns

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    Burns First-degree burns Injuries are superficial / mild Swelling& redness of the injured area  Pain develops No blisters seen Burned area becomes white on touch Takes 3-6 days to heal      Treatment Remove patient from heat source Remove the burnt clothing Run cool water over burnt area Gently clean the injured area Gently dry  Apply anti biotic such as Silver Sulphadiazine Use a sterile bandage to cover burns Take tetanus vaccination‚ if required      Second-degree burns Burns extends

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    Definition Burns can be caused by flame‚ UV radiation‚ hot liquids‚ electricity‚ lightning and certain chemicals. Major burns are a medical emergency and require urgent medical attention. In some cases‚ skin graft surgery is needed (Atkinson A.‚ 1998) . Different types of burns There are four types of burns: * Thermal burns caused by fire‚ hot objects‚ hot liquids‚ and gases; or by nuclear blast or fireball Thermal burn treatment .     enlarge | info | Fig. 1 Thermal burn - full thickness

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    Second Degree Burn

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    Burns can have different causes which are scalding from boing hot liquids‚ Chemical burns‚ and electrical burns‚ fires from matches or lighters‚ and excessive sun exposure. First degree burns are the least severe form of burns‚ it only effects the outer most layer of the skin‚ the epidermis. After a first degree burn the skin appears red and a bit inflamed‚ there is usually some pain and the skin turns dry and begins to peel. Because the burn only the epidermis of the skin the symptom of the burn

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    blood vessels. 2. 1st degree burns (Superficial) damage only the epidermis. The burn site is red and dry‚ with no blisters and is mildly painful. a. 2nd degree burns or partial thickness burns involve the epidermis‚ upper dermis‚ and some parts of the lower dermis. Burn site is red‚ moist and maybe blistered‚ swollen and very painful. b. 3rd degree or full thickness burns burn through the epidermis‚ dermis‚ and extend into the hypodermis. The burn site rages in color‚ from patchy

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    First degree burns are considered partial thickness burns and damage only occurs in the epidermis layer of the skin. First degree burns are one of the mildest forms of skin injuries‚ and usually do not consider medical treatment. However‚ some superficial burns can be large and painful and may require attention. There are many causes of first degree burns like sunburns‚ scalds‚ and electricity. The most common symptoms can be minor discomfort‚ redness‚ swelling‚ and peeling. Superficial burns can most

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    Third Degree Heart block

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    You are a third-year medical student on the first day of your cardiology rotation. Obviously‚ you are nervous and want to impress the attending physician‚ Dr‚ Jackson‚ who has made it clear that he is a very important man who doesn’t really have time to mess around with lowly medical students. “OK‚” he says‚ “let’s see if you already know anything. Take a minute to look at Mrs. Svoboda’s chart‚ she’s a textbook case of what we see around here‚ and then let’s talk about it.” Mrs. Svoboda is an 81-year-old

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    Burns

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    minor burn from a serious burn‚ the first step is to determine the extent of damage to body tissues. The three burn classifications of first-degree burn‚ second-degree burn and third-degree burn will help you determine emergency care. 1st-degree burn The least serious burns are those in which only the outer layer of skin is burned‚ but not all the way through. * The skin is usually red * Often there is swelling * Pain sometimes is present Treat a first-degree burn as a minor burn unless

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    Burn Burn | Classification and external resources | Second-degree burn of the hand | A burn is a type of injury to flesh caused by heat‚ electricity‚ chemicals‚ light‚ radiation or friction. Most burns affect only the skin (epidermal tissue and dermis). Rarely‚ deeper tissues‚ such as muscle‚ bone‚ and blood vessels can also be injured. Burns may be treated with first aid‚ in an out-of-hospital setting‚ or may require more specialized treatment such as those available at specialized burn

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    BURNS

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    Burns Burns Burns are injuries to either skin (caused by heat‚ electricity‚ or chemicals)‚ or respiratory tract (caused by inhalation of smoke or hot particles). According to the CDC someone in the United States sustained burn injuries every 30 minutes (CDC‚ 2013). Pathophysiology The cell and tissue damage noted in burns is a result of exposure to temperatures above 44⁰C‚ which cause proteins to denature (Hettiaratchy & Dziewulski‚ 2004). This breakdown causes tissue necrosis; the necrotic

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