Emergency War Surgery NATO Handbook: Part I: Types of Wounds and Injuries: Chapter III: Burn Injury

Burn Injury

United States Department of Defense

Chapter III - Contents

• Introduction

• Etiologic Agents

• Magnitude of Injury

• Depth of Injury

• Pathophysiology

• First Aid

• Initial Treatment of Extensive Burns

• Urinary Output

• Endotracheal Intubation

• Escharotomy

• Adjuvant Treatment

• Wound Care

• Electric Injury

• Chemical Burns and White Phosphorous Injury

• Vesicant Gases

• Topical Chemotherapy

• Burn Wound Excision

• Triage

• Evacuation

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Operational Medicine 2001

Health Care in Military Settings

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