Burns and Blisters - De-Roofing Awareness and Procedures

Burns and Blisters - De-Roofing Awareness and Techniques and Procedures - Training Resources for Nursing

Presentation and Handout (all editable).

Aims and Objectives

Overall Aim:

• To provide healthcare professionals with a comprehensive understanding of de-roofing burns and blisters, including the reasons behind this procedure, its significance in wound care and the appropriate techniques involved.

• The rationale behind de-roofing burns and blisters
• The importance of de-roofing in wound care
• The proper techniques and procedures for de-roofing
• Scenarios where de-roofing is warranted
• Potential complications and their prevention
• Application of knowledge in clinical practice

Presentation
Aim
Objectives
Introduction
SECTION - The Rationale Behind De-roofing Burns and Blisters
Clinical Considerations
Assessment of Wound Depth and Extent
Infection Prevention
Pain Management
Promotion of Optimal Healing
Prevention of Complication
In Summary
SECTION - The Importance of De-roofing
Importance of De-roofing
Preventing Infection
Managing Pain
Promoting Optimal Wound Healing
In Summary
SECTION - Proper Techniques and Procedures - De-roofing
Introduction
Gather Supplies
Patient Preparation
Cleaning
Scissors Technique
Fluid Drainage
Debridement
Cleaning
Dressing Application
Post Procedure Care
Documentation
End Notes
SECTION - Identify Scenarios Where De-Roofing is Warranted
Introduction
Large Tense Blisters
Burns with Superficial Blisters
Signs of Infection
High Risk Patients
Debridement of Devitalised Tissue
Fluid Accumulation
Patient Discomfort
End Comments
SECTION - De-Roofing - Potential Complications and Their Prevention
Introduction
Infection
Pain and Discomfort
Delayed Healing
Excessive Tissue Removal
Scarring and Cosmetic Concerns
Allergic Reactions
Recurrence of Blisters
Psychological Impact
In Summary
References and Further Reading

Handout

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