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A third degree burn destroys these two layers of the skin

What are the dermis and epidermis

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Patients with thermal burns require a diet that is high in Q as in this equation  Q=mc (Tf-ti) whereas Q consists of a unit of energy equivalent to the heat energy needed to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water by 1 °C 

What is a high calorie diet 


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Thermal Burns activate this aspect of the autonomic nervous system leading to higher cardiac output and respiratory rate

What is the sympathetic nervous system

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Thermal Burns cause an increase in this type of systemic issue that consists of proteins such as Interleukins

What is systemic inflammation

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Someone who is most likely next of kin is ___

Spouse or children

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If ones head and neck were affected by thermal burns

This is the percentage of surface area of the body that has been burned

What is 9%
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According the NIH burns that are greater than this percentage of surface area require IV fluids 

What is 20- 25%

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Burn victims are susceptible to P aeruginosa because it thrives in this type of environment  

what is a moist environment

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Describe the basic process for autologous epidermal grafting

 heat and negative pressure are applied toto the donor site to create blisters. 

Blister allows epidermis to be harvested and transferred to wounded using non adhering silicone dressing

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One of the benefits of drug combination therapy is that it decreases the likelihood of this defense mechanism used by bacteria to fight off pharmacological agents

What is resistance 

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One notable thing about a third degree burn is that the skin ___ blanch when touched

The skin does not blanch

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this amount of fluid would be required in a patient who is 100 kg and has 20% of body surface area burned 

what is 80 mL

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Burns lead to this type of leak which results in edema formation

What is capillary leak

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One of the most common combination therapy antibiotics used against P Aeruginosa
is this antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming when he found a this type of mold that inhibited bacterial growth 

What is Penicillin (beta lactam)

Penicillin is added with aminoglycoside or fluoroquinolone for combination therapy

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In thermal burns generally Blood pressure is immediately ___ but later __

BP usually is increased due to catacholamine release but then is decreased due to fluid loss

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One contraindication of morphine is in individuals with 

What is respiratory depression 

I will also accept heart failure which is secondary respiratory depression

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This growth factor is involved in fibroblast proliferation which is crucial to remodeling of the ECM

What is TGF B

TGF B 1 and 2 are also acceptable

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The administration schedule of lactated ringers is divided in these steps

50% of calculated fluid the first 8 hours 

50% of calculated fluid the next 16 hours

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Patients with thermal burns have a severe loss in this protein that is involved in transport and fluid retention intracellularly 

This protein is found in high levels of egg white

What is albumin 

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This type of physical therapy is used improve scar appearance and functional mobility for individuals with 2nd and 3rd degree burns

What is Extracorporeal shockwave therapy 

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Highest incidence of thermal burns occurs in what age range and group 

Young adults 20-29

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Give a organization or resource that could be helpful for individuals with Burns

American Burn Association :Advanced Burn Life Support Program 

Children's Burn Foundation

Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors


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Burn from what is the most frequent type that injures children

What is scald (hot water)

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The use of this device has lead to 80% reduction in mortality and 74% decline in injuries from residential fires 

What is a smoke detector?

Lifestyle medicine 

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In pseudomonal aeruginosa burn infections, what color discharge might you see in a patient?

What is a blue-green purulent discharge

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