Across
- 2. Fluid accumulation in lungs that may follow overresuscitation
- 5. Formula estimating initial fluid requirements after major burns
- 7. Dangerous low body temperature prevented during burn care
- 8. Time allotted for the second half of Parkland fluid
- 11. Removal of damaged or nonviable tissue
- 13. Growth of epithelial cells over a healing wound
- 15. Temporary skin coverage from another human donor
- 16. Common crystalloid used during burn resuscitation
- 17. Perfusion marker that may increase with tissue hypoxia
- 18. Test used to identify carboxyhemoglobin
- 19. Permanent skin coverage using the patient's own skin
Down
- 1. Type of assessment involving pulses sensation movement and perfusion
- 3. Major indicator of adequate renal perfusion and burn resuscitation
- 4. Reduced circulating volume caused by burn-related fluid shifts
- 6. Device used to assess distal arterial blood flow
- 9. Incision through restrictive burn eschar to restore circulation or ventilation
- 10. Temporary skin coverage from another species
- 12. Abnormally low urine output indicating possible poor renal perfusion
- 13. Time from injury to deliver the first half of calculated Parkland fluid
- 14. Elevated potassium associated with tissue destruction