General Burns
Chemical Burns
Electrical Burns
First Aid
100

What are the 3 main types of Burns?

Chemical, Electrical, & Thermal

100

Chemical Burns are caused by what?

Harmful chemicals coming into contact with the skin or eyes

100

What causes an electrical burn?

Electricity passing through or contacting the body.

100

Should you pop a burn blister?

No.

200

What is the first thing you should do for a minor burn?

Cool it with cool running water?

200

What should you do if a chemical gets on your skin?

Remove contaminated clothing & rinse the area with lots of running water.

200

Before helping someone who has been shocked, what should you make sure of?

That the electrical source is turned off/disconnected safely.

200

What should you use to loosely cover a burn?

A clean, non stick dressing or clean cloth.

300

True or False: You should put ice directly on a burn.

False!

300

True or False: You should try to neutralize a chemical burn with another chemical.

False!

300

True or False: An electrical injury can cause damage inside the body even if the skin looks okay.

True!

300

What should you do if a burn is severe or extensive?

Get emergency medical help.

400

Which layer of skin is affected by a first degree burn?

The outer layer (epidermis)

400

Why is it important to rinse a chemical burn for a long time?

To remove/dilute the chemical & stop further damage.

400

Why can electrical injuries be especially dangerous?

They can affect the heart & internal tissues, not just the skin

400

Name one sign that a burn may need professional medical attention.

A large/deep burn, involving the face, hands, genitals, severe pain, or an electrical/chemical burn.

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