Overview of topics 1. Settings 2. Modes 3. Advantages and disadvantages between modes 4. Guidelines in the initiation of mechanical ventilation 5. Common.
Burn Management Kenneth DeSart. Burn Management Burn Classification Superficial (1°): epidermis (sunburn) Partial-thickness (2°): –Superficial partial-thickness:
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David F. Vener, M.D. Database Coordinator Congenital Cardiac Anesthesia Society Assoc. Professor of Pediatrics and Anesthesiology Baylor College of Medicine/Texas.
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BURNS Incidence and Causes 8,000-10,00 burns per year in the U.S.A. 75-80% occur in homes Major causes: flames, scalds, heat, chemicals and electricity.
Triage. Objectives Given casualties and no other medical assets, decide which casualty needs medical care first. Describe how to : –Prioritize injuries.
Burn Management
