BURNS课件.pptVIP

BURNS;Epidemiology;High Risk Groups;OUTCOME;Burn wound ?;Indications for admission to BU;Indications for admission to BU;Organization of Burn Care;First Aid scene;First Aid Scene;Treatment in the AE;Intubation : Suspicion of inhalational injury Severe facial neck burn “ easy early intubation will become difficult and impossible later on”;Inhalational injury;Inhalational injury;CO poisoning;Assessment of burn wound;Large Burns (20 - 30%);Management of Major Burns;Intravenous fluids; Formula is a guideline U.O.P. of 0.5 ml/kg/hr in adults U.O.P. of 1 ml/kg/hr in children ;Extra Fluid is Required in;Problems in Children;Monitoring Resuscitation;Burn wound depth;;Superficial (epidermal) Burn;;;Partial Thicknesssuperficial ;;;Partial thicknessdeep;;Full thickness;;;Burn Wound Management;Maximise Function And Appearance;Functions of the Skin;Limbs: Signs of Circulatory Obstruction;Escharotomy;;Estimation of % TBSA burn;Rules of NinesAdults;Rules of NinesChildren;Lund and Browder Chart;;Prognosis;Wound Care;;Surgical Therapy;;