What are the categories for burn injuries

What are the different categories of burn

What is the maximum amount of time you should cool a thermal burn with tepid running water in a patient where no time critical features are present

What is the maximum amount of time you should cool a chemical burn with tepid running water in a patient where no time critical features are present

Following the cooling of a thermal burn in a non-time critical patient, which of the following can be applied to the burn area to help maintain sterility

Which of the following are assessments that can be used to help determine the area size of a burn

When dealing with a burn, which of the following actions should you consider

When dealing with a chemical burn, you should not

SpO2 monitors may give false readings in patients who are suffering Carbon Monoxide poisoning, what is the reason behind this

Airway burns can cause swelling and complications, early consideration should be given to

Which of the following are indications in adults for Sodium Chloride administration in burns

In an adult, what is the initial and maximum dose of Sodium Chloride given when indicated for a burn’s patient

Which of the following are risk factors for airway burns

On arrival of scene, what initial action should you try to do when dealing with a burns patient (if it is safe to do so)

Which of the following are indications in children for Sodium Chloride administration in burns

In a child, what is the initial and maximum dose of Sodium Chloride given when indicated for a burn’s patient

When dealing with a burn’s patient with time critical features, passive cooling must still be done, True or False

During fire incidents, what is the most common cause of fire related deaths

What medications can be given for a patient with smoke inhalation, carbon monoxide poisoning, and wheezing

Hazardous Area Response Teams across the UK have specialised training and equipment to assist in fire incidents. These include which of the following