BURNS Escharotomy Scald burn Flame burn Sebaceous gland Acute radiation syndrome burn Adipose tissue Full-thickness burn Steam burn Burn shock Homeostasis Subcutaneous layer Circumferential Integument Superficial burn Collagen Joule’s law Supraglottic Comedo Lund and Browder chart Thermal burn Consensus formula Melanin Thermoregulation Contact burn Mucopolysaccharide gel Zone of coagulation Cutaneous Ohm’s law Zone of hyperemia Dermis Partial-thickness burn Zone of stasis Desquamation Rule of nines Elastin Rule of palms Epidermis Objectives: DOT Objectives EMS Education Standards Integrate pathophysiological principles and the Understand, discuss, and demonstrate assessment findings to formulate a field assessment findings with principles of impression and implement the treatment plan epidemiology and pathophysiology to for the patient with soft tissue trauma. formulate a field impression to implement a Describe the layers of the skin, specifically: comprehensive treatment/disposition plan for Epidermis and dermis (cutaneous) an acutely injured patient with soft tissue Superficial fascia (subcutaneous) trauma to include: Deep fascia Incidence of soft tissue injury Discuss the pathophysiology of wound healing Anatomy and physiology of soft tissue including: injury Hemostasis Pathophysiology of wound healing Inflammation Wounds Epithelialization Avulsions Neovascularization Bite wounds Collagen synthesis Lacerations Differentiate between the following types of Puncture wounds closed soft tissue injuries: Lacerations Crush injuries Burns (electrical, chemical, thermal, Discuss the incidence, morbidity, and radiation) mortality of blast injuries. High pressure injections wounds Predict injuries based on mechanism of Crush syndrome. injury including: Differentiate and formulate age related Primary variations as it pertains to the management of Secondary the patient with soft tissue trauma. Tertiary Discuss considerations of patient with soft Discuss the pathophysiology associated with tissue trauma as it pertains to communication blast injuries. and documentation, transport decisions, Discuss the effects of an explosion within an patient education, and prevention. enclosed space on a patient. Discuss the management of a patient with a injury.
BURNS Acute radiation syndrome Adipose tissue Burn shock Circumferential Collagen Comedo Consensus formula Contact burn Cutaneous Dermis Desquamation Elastin Epidermis Escharotomy Flame burn burn Full-thickness burn Homeostasis Integument Joule’s law Lund and Browder chart Melanin Mucopolysaccharide gel Ohm’s law Partial-thickness burn Rule of nines Rule of palms Scald burn Sebaceous gland Steam burn Subcutaneous layer Superficial burn Supraglottic Thermal burn Thermoregulation Zone of coagulation Zone of hyperemia Zone of stasis Objectives: DOT Objectives EMS Education Standards Integrate pathophysiological principles and the assessment findings to formulate a field impression and implement the treatment plan for the patient with soft tissue trauma. Describe the layers of the skin, specifically: Epidermis and dermis (cutaneous) Superficial fascia (subcutaneous) Deep fascia Discuss the pathophysiology of wound healing including: Hemostasis Inflammation Epithelialization Neovascularization Collagen synthesis Differentiate between the following types of closed soft tissue injuries: Crush injuries Discuss the incidence, morbidity, and mortality of blast injuries. Predict injuries based on mechanism of injury including: Primary Secondary Tertiary Discuss the pathophysiology associated with blast injuries. Discuss the effects of an explosion within an enclosed space on a patient. Discuss the management of a patient with a injury. Understand, discuss, and demonstrate assessment findings with principles of epidemiology and pathophysiology to formulate a field impression to implement a comprehensive treatment/disposition plan for an acutely injured patient with soft tissue trauma to include: Incidence of soft tissue injury Anatomy and physiology of soft tissue injury Pathophysiology of wound healing Wounds Avulsions Bite wounds Lacerations Puncture wounds Lacerations Burns (electrical, chemical, thermal, radiation) High pressure injections wounds Crush syndrome. Differentiate and formulate age related variations as it pertains to the management of the patient with soft tissue trauma. Discuss considerations of patient with soft tissue trauma as it pertains to communication and documentation, transport decisions, patient education, and prevention.
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