Burn Injury Creative Pick Crossword

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  1. 8. first phase in responding to a burn patient, important to protect airway, promote breathing, assess neurological status, implement fluid resuscitation, and stabilize patient
  2. 10. this burn is characterized by no break in the dermis, often a reddened or sunburned area
  3. 12. this face begins 48-72 hours after burn injury, includes maintenance of circulatory and respiratory system, infection prevention, wound care, pain management, nutritional support, promoting mobility, and psychological/emotional support.
  4. 13. graft of patient's pwn skin of different unaffected site, less graft rejection with this method
  5. 15. a type of burns assessment used to determine severity of burns, most accurate in adults
  6. 18. hemoglobin that has carbon monoxide bound to it instead of oxygen
  7. 19. removal of dead or infected skin tissue to help burn heal
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  1. 1. this burn is characterized by blistering, pain, and redness, superficial dermis
  2. 2. equation used in fluid resuscitation; 4mL x BSA x weight (kg)= Volume of LR
  3. 3. this burn is characterized by pallor, blistering, and pain, partial dermis
  4. 4. dead tissue found in a full thickness burn
  5. 5. after primary response, includes obtaining Full set of vital signs, Giving comfort, assessing History with a Head to toe, and Inspecting posterior for hidden burns
  6. 6. final phase is caring for burn injury, includes tending to hypertrophic scarring, restorative care and continuing care outside the hospital.
  7. 7. this burn is characterized by grayish-white skin, or black necrosis and carbonization; deep SQ tissue, muscle, and bone exposed
  8. 9. emergent procedure where the surgeon will cut superficial layer of skin to allow expansion due to fluid dumping from full thickness burns
  9. 11. a type of burns assessment mainly used in children, divides body into smaller pieces
  10. 14. defined as excessive sensitivity to painful stimuli, pain that is higher than we would expect, often seen in burn patients
  11. 16. graft of donor skin from a cadaver for burn patients, chance of rejection since it is not from patient's own body
  12. 17. first response when responding to a trauma- checking airway with cervical spine precautions, breathing and ventilation, circulation with hemorrhage control, assessing disability, and exposure/environmental control; this should take around 3 minutes