10 Questions
What is the estimated surface area for the hand palm & fingers according to the Lund and Browder Chart?
Roughly 0.8% TBSA
Which burn depth is characterized by brisk bleeding on pin prick, pain, and sometimes small blisters?
Superficial (epidermal) burn
What color is typically observed in Caucasians with a Superficial Dermal burn?
Red
Which burn depth shows no bleeding on pin prick, no sensation, and a dry white or leathery appearance?
Full Thickness burn
In children, which chart provides the best solution for estimating burn sizes?
Lund & Browder Chart
Which burn depth involves delayed bleeding on pin prick, a dull sensation, and no blisters?
Deep Dermal burn
What color is typically observed in Africans with a Superficial Dermal burn?
Light Brown / Red
Which characteristic is common to both Superficial Dermal and Full Thickness burns?
(Shows) no blanching on pressure
"Anterior & Posterior part of limbs together" is a feature of which burn estimation chart?
(Lund & Browder Chart)
Which Lund & Browder Chart adaptation is specifically designed for children?
Version with separate Anterior & Posterior percentages
Learn about the TBSAB estimation methods like Lund and Browder Chart and Wallace Chart - Rule of 9s. Understand the differences in accuracy, ease of use, and adaptations for adults and children.
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