11 09 Injuries - Burns

Some of these images on the treatment slide are not specific to burn victims, some are fine. overall I think we can condense images and reduce slides.

These bullets are presently across a bunch of slides and they are in no particular order that I can see. These instructions can be greatly simplified over fewer slides.

ROCKY

• Burns: Caused by heat, chemicals or electrical current

• Call for medical help if:
  The person has trouble breathing
  Has burns on more than one part of the body
  The burn was caused by chemicals, explosion or electricity

• Burn care:
  Put out flames or remove heat source
  Use running water to cool the burned area until the burning stops
  Loosely bandage the burned area with dry, clean dressings to help prevent infection

• Minor burn care:
  Wash with soap and water
  May apply antibiotic ointment
  Cover the burned area

• Severe Burns:
  Call 911 or your workplace emergency number immediately
  Have the victim lie down with the burned area raised above the heart level

• Chemical Burns:
  Call for help immediately
  Flush chemical burns with large amounts of cool running water until help arrives

• Electrical Burns:
  Call for help immediately
  Don't go near the person until you are sure they are not still in contact with the power source
  Check for life-threatening conditions
  Cover the burned area with a cleaned, dry dressing