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Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Najran university
Faculty of medicine
By: Hajr Hassan Ali Al-Wadei.
intern - NU (429830099)
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Minor burns are defined by the ABA as
●Partial-thickness burns <10% TBSA in patients 10 to 50 years old
●Partial-thickness burns <5% TBSA in patients under 10 or over 50 years old
●Full-thickness burns <2% TBSA in any patient without other injury
To be considered minor, burns must also generally meet the following criteria:
●Isolated injury, So, NO suspicion of inhalation or high-voltage injury
●May not involve face, hands, perineum, or feet
●May not cross major joints
●May not be circumferential
Emergency care of
Moderate - Severe burn
Primary Survey
Secondary Survey
Burn center referral criteria