1257. Management of minor burns
1256. Burns: Td? Prophylactic abx? // Risk period for constrictive eschars // Most common cause of decreased pulses // Burn wound management if immediate transfer to burn center, if delayed transfer // Minor burns: topical abx? po abx? Td?
1255. Parkland formula // Consideration for fluid resus of inhalation injury patient // What to give severe burn patient after 24 hours // Type of patient that cannot survive large burn // Pediatric considerations
1254. Airway casts treatment // Assessment and management of possible CO intoxication with inhalation injury // When to consider cyanide intoxication // What parameter to follow in burned patient requiring fluid resus who has cardiopulmonary disease // What % TBSA correlates with need for fluid resus // Acceptable UOP // Hydroxycobolamine B12 dose in Cyanide Toxicity
1253. Cool a burn? // Usefulness of fiberoptic bronchoscopy in possible inhalation injury // Neck eschar: effects, Rx // Constricting eschar of the anterior thorax: effects, Rx
1252. Rule of nines, modification for infants // Signs of inhalation injury
1251. Burn complications // Classification of burns by depth, describe
1250. Three methods of heat transfer?describe // Zones of burn injury // At what % total body surface area are patients at risk for SIRS
1249. Six types of burns by mechanism // Thermodynamic variables that determine burn severity // What is heat capacity? What is the heat transfer coefficient?
