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Burns are now commonly classified as superficial, superficial partial thickness, deep partial thickness and full thickness. A systematic approach to burn care focuses on the six Cs: clothing, cooling, cleaning, chemoprophylaxis, covering and comforting (i.e., pain relief).
Extent of the Burn Several methods are available to estimate the percentage of total body surface area burned. Rule of Nines - The head represents 9%, each arm is 9%, the anterior chest and abdomen are 18%, the posterior chest and back are 18%, each leg is 18%, and the perineum is 1%.
General Assessment of a Patient with Burns 3.1 Risk factors. 3.2 Inhalation Injury. 3.3 Total Body Surface Area (TBSA) 3.4 Burn Type and Depth. 3.5 Burn Site and Impact.
The Rule of Nines and the Lund and Browder chart are standard tools used to calculate TBSA, providing a quick and efficient way to estimate the severity of burns, which is essential for guiding clinical decisions and ensuring appropriate care of burns.
Minor burns are generally considered to be first degree and superficial second degree (aka superficial partial thickness) burns. Use The Four Cs to remember the management of minor burns: cooling, cleaning, covering, and comfort.