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- Calculate the total body surface area burned using the Rule of Nine for the given patient. A 25-year-old female patient has sustained burns to the back of her left arm, posterior trunk, front of the left leg, anterior head and neck, and perineum.Using the rule of nines, calculate the approximate area ofpartial-thickness burn in an adult with burns to the rightarm and chest area1. Describe types of burn injury and associated interventions. Type of Burn Injury Description (Source) Emergency Management Interventions smoke electrical chemical thermal
- Discuss the three classes of burns and the priorities in burn treatment?3. Describe the classification of burn injury including depth of burn. Classification Description (Layers of Skin Affected) Patient appearance/symptoms Partial – Thickness Skin Destruction Superficial or 1st: Deep or 2nd: Full Thickness Skin Destruction 3rd and 4th:What are the two most important clinical problems encountered by severely burned patients? Explain each in terms of the absence of skin.
- Explain how to classify burns and how to estimate their severity?ANSWER IN YOUR OWN WORDS. AT LEAST 10 SENTENCES. Superficial partial-thickness burn is more painful compared to a third degree burn which involves deeper tissues. How would you explain this observation? Provide a solution for this type of situation.Describe the three classifications of burns.
- What percentage of the body would be burned if only the anterior trunk and anterior left upper limb were involved?The following descriptions of superficial burns are correct except( ) A) Include first degree and superficial second degree burns B) Wet, pink and blistered C) Blanches with pressure and painful D) Slow healing with hypertrophic scar and contracture E) Sufficient epithelial appendages could improve the healingexplain clearly how you would manage an adult victim with sever burns.
