Skill 13: Burns & Scalds. Learning Intention: To equip you with the knowledge to avoid, recognise and treat burns and scalds.

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Skill 13: Burns & Scalds

Learning Intention: To equip you with the knowledge to avoid, recognise and treat burns and scalds.

Success Criteria: By the end of this session everyone should be able to: Describe what steps to take to avoid, recognise and treat burns and scalds in a wilderness environment.

Activities: 1.Discussion/Powerpoint: - Likely causes of burns outdoors - Characteristics of a burn/scald - Treatment 2. Scenarios

What are the likely causes of burns & scalds outdoors?

Dry heat (burns) : Fire/Stoves Hot objects Sun Chemicals Electricity

Wet heat (scalds) : Hot liquids Steam

What might you see?

Redness Swelling Blisters Charred skin

First Degree Burns: Redness, inflammation, damage only to outer layer of skin (epidermis) Remember: Broken skin = Infection Risk

Second Degree Burns: Blistering, damage to deeper layers of skin (dermis) Remember: Broken skin = Infection Risk

Third Degree Burns: Skin severely damaged or destroyed, some damage to deeper tissues, serious risk of infection Remember: Broken skin = Infection Risk

What should you do?

What to do with a burn/scald Run under/immerse in cold water (10 mins +) Remove jewellery DO NOT REMOVE clothing stuck to the burn (cut away excess fabric if necessary) Apply sterile dressing, cling film or clean plastic bag Treat for shock ALL BUT THE MOST MINOR BURNS WILL NEED PROMPT MEDICAL ATTENTION

Questions?

Next Session: Skill 14: Practical Scenarios III