aci burn education day - lecture 4 - wound mx 2019
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Wound ManagementACI Statewide Burn Injury Service
http://www.aci.health.nsw.gov.au/networks/burn-injury
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Mechanisms
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Burns can be caused from many different sources including
• scald• flame• contact• chemical• electrical • friction• radiation• reverse thermal (cold burns)
Burns
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Scald
• Mainly superficial to partial
• Very young and elderly
• Tea/coffee, bath/shower
• Recently • 2min noodles • cup-a-soups • hot oil and • hair removal wax
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5Cup of Coffee Bath
Scald
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Type of liquid Temperature Time for serious burn
Boiling water from a kettle
100°C under 1 second
Cup of hot tea/coffee 70-95°C under 1 second
Hot water from a tap 65-75°C under 1 second
Hot water from a kettle, 5-10 minutes after boiling
55°C 10 seconds
Hot water from a tap with a temperature regulator
50°C 3-5 minutes
Water temperatures
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Flame
• Most flame burns mainly deep partial to full thickness
• Generally teenage and young adult
Photos courtesy of CRGH
Unburnt skin
Lighting candles - drunk
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Flame
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Contact
• Commonly irons, oven doors and exhaust pipes
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10Oven door Coiled Hotplate Heater
Contact
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Chemical
• Types• Alkaline• Acid• Phosphorus
Photos courtesy of RNSH
Caustic soda
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Chemical
Hydrofluoric Acid
Extravasation
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Electrical
• Types –• Low voltage – Household
240 to 415 volts• High voltage – 1000 to
33000 volts• Lightning – extremely
high voltage and amperage but extremely short duration
Photos courtesy of RNSH
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Fork into powerpoint
Bit Christmas lights
Trod on fallen power lines (exit point)
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Arcing Injury
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• Caused by lighteningLichtenberg flowers/figures
Positive Charge
Negative Charge
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Friction
Treadmills, gravel, MBA Varied depths,
often deep dermal thickness
Photo courtesy of RNSHDragged under car
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Treadmill
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Radiation
Sunburn, IPL, laser, radiotherapy Predominantly superficial
Photos courtesy of RNSHSunburn
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Radiotherapy
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IPL/Laser
IPL (Intense Pulse Light)
Laser
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Reverse Thermal/Cold
Severe cold burns similar to frostbite due to the rapid drop in temperature. Initial wound appears Hyperaemic Oedematous without apparent tissue necrosis
www2.snowmobilecourse.com en.wikipedia.org
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Remove person from danger - minimise duration of exposure Remove clothing that has been exposed to the agent.
PLEASE NOTE: the usual recommendations for burns first aid (20 minutes of cool running water) is contraindicated in contact LPG gas cold burns
Rapid re-warming in a bath of water between 40 and 420C for 15-30 minutes – aims to minimise tissue loss and reduce chemical irritation. Active motion whilst rewarming is recommendedAvoid massaging affected area during rewarming
Reverse Thermal/Cold
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Pain Management
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• Most difficult time for patient and staff to handle.
• Techniques used need to suit the situation, patient and staff.
Pain Management
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• Optimal outcomes include • rapid onset of analgesia• little post procedure sedation • able to be administered on unit with patient
and staff control• no need to fast/NBM• non-toxic for repeated use.
Pain Management
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• Burn pain is complex• Many phases of burn treatment, from the
acute initial injury, through treatment, wound healing and onto rehabilitation.
• Three main categories- Background Pain- Breakthrough Pain- Procedural Pain
Pain Management
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Background Pain• Pain experienced, when at rest, in burned areas
and treatment areas, e.g. donor site.• Constant and dull in nature.• Best treated with constant serum opioid levels, e.g.
• acute phase, continuous narcotic infusion • slow released oral opioid as pain levels
decrease.
Pain Management
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Breakthrough Pain• Rapid onset of pain and often short in duration.• Occurs whilst attending to simple activities such as
walking or changing position in bed.• Relieved by quick release oral opioids and for
patients with IV access, PCA or bolus doses.
Pain Management
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Procedural Pain• High levels of intense pain for duration of
procedure, for example wound dressing changes and physiotherapy.
• Requires higher more potent doses of opioid administration.
Pain Management
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Pharmacological
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• Opioids• Analgesics• Anxiolytics
Pharmacological
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• Intravenous• Oral• Intranasal• Inhaled
Routes
http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-news-india/do-you-take-one-of-these-300-banned-drugs/
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Non-pharmacological
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• Minimal wound exposure• Avoidance of hypothermia• Check position / splints / bandages• Always investigate any pain that does not
match the clinical picture
Adjuncts to analgesia
© EMSB
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• Cool / irrigate the burn wound• Cover the burn wound• Elevate the burnt area• Reassurance
Analgesia
© EMSB
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Massage
© EMSB
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Play Therapy
http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=play+therapy+in+hospital+photos&btnG=Search&meta=
© EMSB
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Music Therapy
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2005/08/0812_050812_babymusic.html
http://stinrc.org/ResidentLife/musictherapy.html
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Itch
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• Moisturising cream + + + • Massage• Antihistamines• Gabapentin• Ondansetron• Oatmeal bath / shower products
Analgesia: Itching
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Wound Management
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Patient Assessment
Patient History• Physical
• Age• Co-morbidities• Nutrition
• Psychosocial• Support networks
• Mobility and independence
Injury History• Date & time• Source of Injury• First aid• Initial presentation• Treatment• Time to definitive
care
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• Depth• Capillary refill• Appearance• Sensation
• Area (% TBSA)• Anatomical location
• Surrounding skin integrity• Barriers to healing eg.
• Necrotic tissue• Infection
Burn Wound Assessment
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• To remove necrotic burden such as:• exudate • old dressings/creams • loose dead skin
• To minimise pain & cellular damage
• To reassess the burn wound
Wound Cleansing Aims
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• Wash in solution eg. Chlorhexidine Gluconate 5% diluted in water (1:2000), saline, etc
• Bowl, bath or shower
Washing
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Hair
• Shaving:• Allows accurate
assessment of % TBSA
• Avoids complications eg foliculitis
• Should extend 2-5cm around burnt area
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Management on Transfer
• Analgesia• Plastic wrap < 8hrs or • Contact Burn Unit for dressing
advice >8hrs • Clean dry sheet • Keep warm, prevent hypothermia• Consult and Transfer to Burn Unit• Documentation
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Blisters
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Blisters
• Management of blisters guided by specialist clinician or institutional preference
• Treatment dependent on mechanism
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Blister Management Options
•Natural skin barrier•Limited trauma for patient.•Reduced dressing time
•May cause pain and discomfort•May limit function•Cannot assess wound beneath•Blister fluid may detrimental to healing•Risk of spontaneous rupture
•May reduce pain and increase function•Natural skin barrier remains
•Devitalised tissue may pose potential infection risk•May be difficult to assess wound beneath•May have a large amount of exudate continually released
•Decreases infection risk from breakdown of devitalised tissue•Allows depth assessment•May increase function•Improved comfort once dressed
•Requires adequate analgesia and sedation•Creates open wound -infection risk if not correctly managed
Slide prepared by Madeleine Jacques CHW
Pros
Cons
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Blister consensus
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Blister consensus – key points
Prior to de-roofing: Assess blister size. Burn blisters ≤5mm can be left intact. If patient is being transferred to a burn unit contact
the receiving unit before de-roofing. Obtain consent from the patient or family. Administer appropriate analgesia and allow time to take
effect prior to procedure. Take digital image before and after de-roofing procedure
if possible.
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Blister Debridement example
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Blister management
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Debridement of blisters
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Dressing Products
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Which dressing?
• Moisturiser egSorbolene, DermaVeen
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• Silicone• Film• Silver• Impregnated
Gauze• Hydrocolloid
Which dressing?
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Photo courtesy of CRGH
Silicone
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• Hydrocolloid• Film• Silicone• Silver • Impregnated
Gauze
Which dressing?
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Hydrocolloid
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• Silver• Impregnated
Gauze• Hydrocolloid
Which dressing?
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Silver
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• Silver• Impregnated
Gauze• Hydrocolloid
Which dressing?
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• Silver• Impregnated
Gauze• Hydrocolloid
Which dressing?
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Silver
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Silver
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• Impregnated Gauze
• Silver • Silicone• Hydrocolloid
Which dressing?
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Impregnated Gauze
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• Silver• Impregnated
Gauze• Hydrocolloid
Which dressing?
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Apply Flamazine impregnated cloth to wound and apply bandage
Silver
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Fixation
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Adhesive woven tape
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Bandage
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Tubular bandage
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Cotton Glove
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Specialised Fixation
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Dressing Complications
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Maceration
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‘Pus’ look
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Skin Staining
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Bleeding
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Slippage
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Swelling - constriction
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Email addresses
• For Digital Photo Review(need consent + History)
• Clinician to clinician only
• CHW [email protected]
• RNSH [email protected]
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Available on website:• Burn Education Day lectures • Specific dressing selection and application refer to
Clinical Practice Guidelines: Burn Wound Management
• Functional and physiological management refer to Physio/ Occupational Therapy Practice Guidelines
• Burn Transfer and Model of Care Guidelines
Further Information
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Level 4, 67 Albert AvenueChatswood NSW 2067
PO Box 699Chatswood NSW 2057
T + 61 2 9464 4666F + 61 2 9464 4728
ACI Statewide Burn Injury Servicehttp://www.aci.health.nsw.gov.au/resources/burn-injury