HTHS 1120 Module 1 Burn

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3 layers of skin

epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous layer

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5 layers of epidermis

Basale, Spinsosum, Granulosum, Lucidum, Corneum

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Basale

Base layer. Stem cells divide moving new cells up through the other layers of skin

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Spinosum

Cells look spiny, 8-10 layers

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Granulosum

Keratinocytes undergo apoptosis, 3-5 layers

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Lucidum

Only present in thick skin (fingertips, palms, soles of feet), 3-5 layers

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Corneum

Continuously shed and replaced, lamellar granulles for waterproofing, 3-5 layers

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Acronym to remember layers of epidermis

Boys seek good looking chicks

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Functions of the skin - Regulate body temperature

-sweat -vasodilate (when too hot) -vasoconstrict (when too cold)

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Functions of the skin - Stores blood

-epidermis has no blood supply -dermis does

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Functions of the skin - protects body from external environment

-protein keratin protects from microbes, abrasions, heat, and chemicals -lipids keep body waterproof

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Functions of the skin - detects sensations

-nerve receptors detect touch, pressure, vibration, tickling, and pain.

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Functions of the skin - excretes and absorbs substances

-water evaporates from skin -absorb fat soluble vitamins DEAK, gas, toxins like acetone, carbon tetrachloride, poison ivy, poison oak, heavy metals like lead, mercury, & arsenic

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Functions of the skin - synthesizes vitamin D

-UV rays become calcitriol to activate vitamin D. Calcitriol also assists in absorption of calcium in GI tract

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Hypovolemic shock

caused by low blood volume or loss of fluid

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Cardiogenic shock

failure of heart due to heart attack, heart valve defects, or arrhythmias

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Neurogenic shock

vasoconstriction or vasodilation is controlled by nerves. Nerve damage results in constant vasodilation causing decrease pressure in vessels

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Sepsis or anaphylactic shock

-sepsis (spread of infection) causing vasodilation and capillary permeability -anaphylaxis is caused by allergic reaction. Causes inflammation, vasodilation, and capillary permeability

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Shock

Cardiovascular system cannot deliver enough oxygen to tissues

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1st degree burn

Mild pain and redness but no blisters

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2nd degree burn

destroys epidermis and part of dermis, redness, blister, edema, and pain

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3rd degree burn

Destroys epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous layer. Can be white or charred dry wounds. Numb and marked edema

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Rule of nines % for perineum

1%

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Rule of nines % For front of head & neck

4.5%

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Rule of nines % for front and back thighs, legs, & feet

36%

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Rule of nines % for front & back of one arm

9%

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Rule of nines % for front and back of trunk

36%

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Inflammatory Response

leak fluid and proteins, swelling, hypotension, oliguria, shock, tachycardia, tachyphea

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symphatic nervous response

fight or flight mode, heart rate + respirations increase, saliva dries, releases glycogen stores from liver, elevated blood glucose

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basal metabolic rate

increases, core temperature turns up, body consumes glucose + oxygen at a high rate, increased nutritional demands

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suppression of nervous system

cortisol is released, suppressed defense mechanisms

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Burn effects on Kidneys

filter our large amounts of myoglobin and hemoglobin, can lead to acute renal failure

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Burn effects on the respiratory system

carbon monoxide poisoning, inhalation of toxins from smoke, edema, diminished oxygen

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Burn effects on the cardiovascular system

low blood pressure, hypovolemic shock, myocardial infarction, abnormal heart rhythms, life threatening

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stem cells

undifferentiated that can differentiate into one or more cell type

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pluripotent stem cells

can differentiate into any cell

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multipotent stem cells

limited number of cell types

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unipotent stem cells

one cell type

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bone marrow stem cells

harvested from iliac crest, differentiates into keratinocytes and fibroblast, aids in growth of blood vessels, anti-inflammatory properties, painful procedure, low yield, declining number

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adipose stem cells

plentiful, easily harvested, anti-inflammatory cytokines, hard to isolate

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hair follicle stem cells

bulb contains epithelia and melanocyte stem cells, readily available but harvesting yield is low

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subcutaneous layer

innermost layer of the skin, containing fat tissue, insulates and stores energy

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dermis layer

oxygen + nutrients, collagen, elastin papillary: superficial 1/5, blood vessels, nerve receptors for touch, temp, pain reticular: deep 4/5, hair follicles, nerves, sebaceous + sudoriferous glands

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epidermis layer

5 layers of stratified squamous

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CBC lab test results

WBCs and Hct are higher, RBC lower

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Chemistry panel lab results

glucose, creatine kinase, BUN levels are increased, protein levels low

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Carboxyhemoglobin

Carbon monoxide bound with hemoglobin, no room for oxygen

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Lactated Ringer's Solution

solution used to replace fluids and electrolytes in those with low blood volume/pressure

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physiological causes of shock

heart failing to pump, blood vessels dilating

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symptoms of compensated shock

increased heart rate + respiration, constriction of peripheral circulation, pale cool skin

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symptoms of decompensated shock

low blood volume, lack of profusion, falling blood pressure

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When is shock irreversible?

perfusion to organs cannot be restored, cell damage in liver + kidneys, irreparably damaged organs

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What percentage of the body is burned when there is a significant mortality risk?

50%

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Burns on face, nose, mouth, neck...

cause swelling and obstruction of airway

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why do patients need extra protein when recovering from a burn?

rebuilds lost muscle due to burn wounds and breaking down of muscle tissue for energy

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why do burn patients need extra carbohydrates?

burns only use glucose (provided by carbohydrates), allows protein to be used to rebuild muscle instead of energy

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mechanical ventilation and endotracheal intubation

aids respiration, gives oxygen

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Foley catheter

monitors urinary output

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chest x-ray

assesses damage to respiratory tract

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debridgement

Removal of skin that is dead or contaminated

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skin grafting

transfer of skin from one body site to another to replace skin that has been lost through a burn or injury

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transfusion of RBCs

restore blood loss, red blood cells are essential to provide oxygen

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tachyphea

respirations increase

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Tachycardia

increased heart rate

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stridor

Harsh or high-pitched respiratory sound, caused by an obstruction of the air passages

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edema

puffy swelling of tissue from the accumulation of fluid

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sepsis

presence of infectious organisms in blood stream

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nasogastric tube

tube inserted through the nose into the stomach, removes/places substances

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contractures

permanent shortening of a muscle or joint

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hypotension

low blood pressure

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oliguria

Decreased urine output

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EMT and paramedics role

stabilize, treat wounds, monitor vitals, recognize + treat shock

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Nurses

insert nasogastric tube, monitor patient

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physician

diagnoses and treats patient

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respiratory therapist

intubates and monitors mechanical ventilation

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physical therapist

increases mobility during healing

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occupational therapist

helps patient adjust to day to day life

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psychiatrist

helps patient heal emotionally

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plastic surgeon

uses surgery to release contractures due to fluid loss from burn

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dietician

assesses nutritional content and metabolic rate to maximize healing process

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