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This checklist has been developed to aid in clinical decision making at Referring Hospitals caring for patients with burn injuries. This is not a replacement of the burn consultation and should only be used at the care team’s discretion. Burn Centre should be consulted as\u003Cbr>deemed necessary.\u003Cbr>For Burn Consultation, please call CritiCall Ontario at 1-800-668-4357 | Burn Consultation Guidelines\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Scan/Click |\n| --- | --- |\n\nThis Checklist is ONLY meant for patients who will be discharged home after consultation at your hospital.  \n􀂅 Review referral criteria; contact burn centre for advice if necessary  \n􀂅 Update tetanus if required  \n􀂅 Remove jewellery  \n􀂅 Administer analgesia to facilitate cleansing and dressing of wound  \no Acetaminophen, ibuprofen, +/-Gabapentin or Pregabalin (Neuropathic pain management) +/-hydromorphone  \n􀂅 Debride any large blisters and/or exfoliating (loose) skin  \n􀂅 Apply greasy gauze to wound, followed by saline soaked gauze and dry gauze  \no Wrap fingers and toes individually (gloves to be used instead of mittens)  \no Greasy gauze: Jelonet, Adaptic  \no For burns on extremities: secure with tensor bandage wrapped taut but not tight  \n􀂅 Complete Home and Community Care Support Services (HCCSS) referral for wound care  \no Jelonet, normal saline wet to dry, change daily  \n􀂅 Counsel patient to wash burn wound daily at time of dressing change with soap (plain, mild, and unscented) and clean, running water  \n􀂅 Counsel patient to elevate burned extremities on pillows above heart level  \n􀂅 No antibiotics necessary unless:  \no There are signs of infection (very rare unless delayed presentation)  \no Patient immersed the burnt area in lake water (need to cover for aeromonas species)  \no Foot burn in patients with Diabetes Mellitus (DM) , as these are high risk for infection  \n􀂅 Counsel patient on analgesia: standing acetaminophen and ibuprofen (4x daily) unless contraindicated, consider neuropathic pain agents (gabapentin or pregabalin) and may require opioid prescription. Suggest that patient take pain medication 30 minutes prior to dressing changes  \n􀂅 No activity restrictions are necessary; encourage patient to move affected area through full range of motion  \nUseful Resource  \nScan/Click  \nOutpatient Consultation Information  \n[Hamilton Health Sciences:](Hamilton Health Sciences: BurnClinicReferrals@hhsc.ca)[ ](Hamilton Health Sciences: BurnClinicReferrals@hhsc.ca)[BurnClinicReferrals@hhsc.ca](Hamilton Health Sciences: BurnClinicReferrals@hhsc.ca)[ ](Hamilton Health Sciences: BurnClinicReferrals@hhsc.ca)Sunnybrook Health: [BurnClinic@sunnybrook.ca](BurnClinic@sunnybrook.ca) or Fax 416-480-6488 The Hospital [for Sick Children:](for Sick Children: Sandy.Davies@sickkids.ca)[ ](for Sick Children: Sandy.Davies@sickkids.ca)[Sandy.Davies@sickkids.ca](for Sick Children: Sandy.Davies@sickkids.ca)  \n\n| Immediate Consultation with Consideration for Transfer to a Burn Centre |\n| --- |\n| Thermal Burns\u003Cbr>􀁸 Full thickness burns\u003Cbr>􀁸 Partial thickness burns ≥ 10% TBSA\u003Cbr>􀁸 Deep partial or full thickness burns involving the face, hands, genitalia, feet, perineum, or over any joints\u003Cbr>􀁸 Patients with burn and comorbidities\u003Cbr>Inhalation Injury\u003Cbr>􀁸 Inhalation injury and partial and/or full thickness burns ≥5% TBSA\u003Cbr>Paediatrics (≤14 years or \u003C30 kg)\u003Cbr>􀁸 All paediatric burns may benefit from\u003Cbr>burn centre referral due to pain, dressing, rehabilitation, patient/caregiver needs, or nonaccidental trauma\u003Cbr>Chemical Injuries\u003Cbr>􀁸 All chemical injuries\u003Cbr>Electrical Injuries\u003Cbr>􀁸 All high voltage (≥1000V) injuries\u003Cbr>􀁸 Lightning injury\u003Cbr>High-Risk Considerations\u003Cbr>􀁸 ≥ 50 years of age\u003Cbr>􀁸 Anticoagulation\u003Cbr>􀁸 Immunosuppression\u003Cbr>􀁸 Pregnancy\u003Cbr>􀁸 Diabetes\u003Cbr>􀁸 Patients with burns requiring special social, emotional, or rehabilitation care\u003Cbr>􀁸 Patients requiring more care based on the assessment of ","cbCaiihy77pPvJDE","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiihy77pPvJDE","pdf",527144,"English","# Outpatient Burn Management\n## Discharge eligibility and pre-consult steps\n## Home and community wound care guidance\n## Antibiotic indications and patient counseling\n## Consultation triggers for burn centre\n# Isolated Inhalation Injury Management\n## Management when no burn and no respiratory distress\n## Airway support, oxygen, and adjunctive measures","[{\"question\":\"哪些患者适合在本院会诊后出院，使用该清单进行后续护理？\",\"answer\":\"仅适用于在本院会诊后将回家进行出院护理的患者。清单也强调需要按转诊指引回顾并在必要时联系烧伤中心获取建议。\"},{\"question\":\"出院前需要完成哪些关键处置与伤口准备步骤？\",\"answer\":\"包括回顾转诊标准、必要时更新破伤风、移除首饰、给予镇痛以便清洁与换药、处理大水疱及脱落松弛皮肤。随后按照要求进行油性纱布和盐水浸润纱布的包覆，并对手指与脚趾分别包扎。\"},{\"question\":\"何时才需要考虑使用抗生素，患者应如何进行家庭换药与清洁？\",\"answer\":\"抗生素并非常规需要，仅在出现感染迹象、烧伤部位浸泡在湖水（需覆盖气单胞菌等风险）或糖尿病患者的足部烧伤等情况下考虑。家庭护理建议在换药时每日用温和无香肥皂与清洁流动水清洗烧伤创面，并进行受累肢体高于心脏水平的抬高。\"},{\"question\":\"孤立性吸入性损伤（无烧伤）如何处理？需要观察多久或进行哪些治疗？\",\"answer\":\"无呼吸窘迫者需在出院前监测4-6小时；若患者可在烧伤中心外安全管理则可按该路径处理。若需要插管与机械通气，需使用100%氧气直至碳氧血红蛋白（COHb）达到正常范围，并在血流动力学不稳定或格拉斯哥昏迷评分较低时考虑Cyanokit，给药前需先咨询烧伤中心。\"}]","Outpatient Burn Management Checklist - read outpatient burn management discharge care | PDF",1791162466]