Wounds and Burns
40 resources created by 30 users
This Wounds and Burns page on GoConqr gathers community-made quizzes, mind maps, flashcards, flowcharts and notes, from wound types and dressings to burn classification, burn management and smoke inhalation injury. It's built for university students and professional candidates studying trauma care, and for teachers after ready-made material, with school students welcome in passing. There are more than 30 resources here, including more than 10 mind maps and over 10 flashcard decks, made by over 20 contributors. Pick a resource, try a quiz to find your gaps, then make your own.
Top Wounds and Burns resources
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55 cardsCh. 29 Burn Emergencies The Skin: Structure and Function Structure
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Burn Managment Burn Managment · Phases of Burn Care · Assessment · Referrals to Burn C...
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70 questionsSara's Quiz - 18 Soft Tissue, 19 Burns, 20 Musculoskeletal A patient has a laceration on his arm from a table saw. Assessment reveals dark red blood flowing steadily ...
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63 cardsWound Care EMED How do you irrigate a wound?
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24 questionsBurns You are caring for a patient with extensive electrical burning after accidentally stepping on a downed powe...
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20 questionsP1 CH-31-1.3 Which of the following statements regarding lacerations is correct?
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103 nodesBurns Skin · Burn degrees · The Rule of Nines · Wound healing · Burns treatment · Complications
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15 questionsP1-CH-31.1 The MOST significant immediate threat to a patient with a soft-tissue injury is:
Quizzes
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70 questionsSara's Quiz - 18 Soft Tissue, 19 Burns, 20 Musculoskeletal A patient has a laceration on his arm from a table saw. Assessment reveals dark red blood flowing steadily ...
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24 questionsBurns You are caring for a patient with extensive electrical burning after accidentally stepping on a downed powe...
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20 questionsP1 CH-31-1.3 Which of the following statements regarding lacerations is correct?
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15 questionsP1-CH-31.1 The MOST significant immediate threat to a patient with a soft-tissue injury is:
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15 questionsP1 CH-32-1.2 Dry powder chemicals:
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15 questionsP1 CH-31-1.2 Which of the following conditions or factors would MOST likely delay or impair healing of a wound?
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30 questionsUntitled For a tooth injury, if the person is conscious and able to cooperate rinse out mouth with cold tap water
Mind maps
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103 nodesBurns Skin · Burn degrees · The Rule of Nines · Wound healing · Burns treatment · Complications
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90 nodesBurns Definition · Classified according ... · mostly affect the ski... · Signs · associated with infla... · Complications
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33 nodesDysphagia in the burn patient: Experience in a National Burn Reference Centre Methods · Major burn patients a... · Results · Discussion · Conclusions
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67 nodesNadia Burns Her Hand Types Of Burns · Signs and symptoms · First Aid Management · Types of Blisters · Inflammation · Necrosis
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31 nodesSkin Burns FIRST-DEGREE BURN (su... · SECOND-DEGREE BURN (p... · THIRD-DEGREE BURN (fu... · FOURTH DEGREE BURN
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116 nodesNadia burns her hand Skin · Burns · normal cell · Demographics
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116 nodesNadia burns her hand Skin · Burns · normal cell · Demographics
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74 nodes:) management and assess... · what are antibiotics · Burn complications · Healing and repair · Types of cell death · normal flora
Flashcards
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55 cardsCh. 29 Burn Emergencies The Skin: Structure and Function Structure
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63 cardsWound Care EMED How do you irrigate a wound?
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30 cardsMidterm 2 What is fire?
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10 cardsBurns Burn injury zones
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1 cardsManagement of a Burn Injury - Resuscitation/emergent Management of the Burn Injury Begins at the time of injury, Ends with the restoration of normal capillary p...
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7 cardsBurns Define a burn
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10 cardsLacerations and Cuts How to manage shock?
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11 cardsdressings
Flowcharts
Notes
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Burn Guest Speaker Notes Burn Guest Speaker Notes: Legacy Health- Oregon Burn Center only burn center in Oregon 16 beds Offers site therapy, pharmacy, and family centered care Money comes from grants! OBC Staff Includes physicians, nurses, ph...
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Untitled - created from Mind Map what is burn? Nadia runs a fast food shop. One friday she spilled hot oil on her hand. she did not take a day off and only used painkiller and dressing. cell death caused by intense by many factors
Topics in Wounds and Burns
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About Wounds and Burns
GoConqr OriginalWhat this page covers
This unit sits in the Trauma Care strand of Emergency medicine and first aid. It splits into two halves: wounds, and burns. Most of the material is about burns, with a smaller set on wound care and related injuries.
- Wounds: the mind map Wound Types sorts puncture, avulsion, degloving, incised and laceration injuries. The deck Wound Care EMED asks how to irrigate a wound and when healing stages such as epithelialization occur. There are also decks on dressings, ulcers and assessment, and sprains and strains.
- Burns: mind maps on skin layers, first-degree to third-degree burns and signs and symptoms, plus a flowchart on burn management and referrals to burn centers.
- Related injuries: decks on frostbite and smoke inhalation injury.
Where to start
Begin with a mind map to get the big picture. Skin Burns and Burns both walk through skin structure and burn degrees. If you want a story to hang the facts on, the maps about Nadia burning her hand cover skin layers, types of burns and symptoms.
Then move to the flowchart Burn Managment, which covers the phases of burn care, assessment and when to refer. The flowchart Burn Causes & Classifications is a good companion.
Using quizzes and maps together
- Read one mind map slowly and cover the branches you think you know.
- Take a quiz, such as the one titled Burns, and note which questions you miss.
- Go back to the matching branch of the map and fix the gap.
- Finish with flashcards. The deck Ch. 29 Burn Emergencies covers questions such as what patients die from and the systemic effects of burns on the body.
The page also lists the mind map Rule of 9's, useful when you are working on how burn size is estimated.
Who this suits
Most resources are pitched at university level, with a good share aimed at professional candidates. Teachers can pull the maps and decks into lessons or handouts. Everything was made by GoConqr users, so styles and depth vary. Compare a few on the same topic.
When you're ready, open a quiz or a deck and see what you already know.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I open first?
Start with a mind map such as Skin Burns or Burns, which lay out skin layers and the degrees of burn. Once that feels familiar, open the Burn Managment flowchart for phases of care and referrals, then test yourself with a quiz or flashcard deck.
What do the wound resources cover?
The Wound Types mind map sorts injuries such as puncture, avulsion, degloving and incised wounds. The Wound Care EMED deck covers irrigating a wound, the timing of healing stages and tetanus prophylaxis. There are also decks on dressings, ulcers and sprains and strains.
Are these resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open, study and take, with no account needed. They were made by GoConqr users rather than by GoConqr itself, so it helps to compare a couple of resources on the same topic.
Who are these resources for?
They mainly suit university students and professional candidates working on trauma care, and teachers looking for ready-made material. A few are simple enough for school students to follow. None of the listed resources mention a named exam.
Is there anything beyond burns and wounds?
Yes. The page also lists flashcard decks on frostbite, smoke inhalation injury, sprains and strains, and ulcers and assessment. The Rule of 9's mind map and a note from a burn guest speaker add extra angles on the topic.
What if I can't find the topic I need?
Try a nearby resource first, since burn maps often cover skin structure and classification too. If a gap remains, a free account lets you save your quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.