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Nadia burns her hand
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Nadia burns her hand
The Skin
- Largest organ
- high proliferative ability
- Epidermis
- Stratified squamous epithelium
- No blood supply
- Consists of 5 layers:
- Cells
- Keratinocytes
- Melanocytes
- Tactile cells
- Dendritic cells
- First degree burn
- Red , dry , no blisters
- minor: less than 10% of TBSA
- Dermis
- Connective tissue
- Layers:
- Papillary
- Areolar loose connective tissue
- House pain receptors
- Fingerprints
- Reticular
- Deepest layer
- Dense irregular
- Blood vessels
- Hair follicles
- Sebaceous gland
- Produces sebum
- Lubricates the skin and hair
- Sweat gland
- Apocrine
- Eccrine
- Papillary
- Second degree burn
- red , swollen , blistered
- minor: less than 10%
- moderate: 10-20%
- Hypodermis
- Subcutaneous tissue
- adipose tissue
- energy reservoir
- thermal insulation
- Production of leptin
- Third degree pain
- white and charred-looking
- no pain
- severe: >20%
- Innate immunity
- protections from infection , cancer , autoimmunity , toxins
- epidermis
- keratinocytes
- antigen presenting cells
- antimicrobial peptides
- langerhans cell
- keratinocytes
- dermis
- dermal dendritic cell
- melanocytes
- dermal macrophages
Burns
- Skin damage
- heat
- chemicals
- electricity
- Radiation
- Signs and symptoms
- Redness
- Pain
- Swelling
- Blisters
- fluid filled sac between the layers of the skin
- vesicle: < 0.5 cm diameter
- bullae: >0.5 cm diameter
- Peeling skin
- Complications
- Bacterial infection
- Hypovolemia
- Hypothermia
- Scars
- scar formation
- incapable of regeneration
- severe damage to tissue
- angiogenesis
- formation of granular tissue
- remodelling
- scar formation
- Psychological problems
- anxiety towards recovery and appearance
- depression
- sleep disturbance
- distress
- Management and treatment
- minor and major
- hold under cold water
- bandage up
- make a cold compress
- consult a doctor
- severe
- IV fluids
- Antibiotics
- nutritional supplements and a high protein diet
- skin grafting
- minor and major
- the don'ts
- don't apply ice
- don't apply toothpaste
- don't apply home remedies
- don't burst blisters
- Skin damage
Investigations of infected wound
Physiology of healing
- mechanisms of tissue repair
- regeneration
- damaged cells are replaced
- cell proliferation
- labile tissue
- stable tissue
- permanent tissue
- replacement by stem cells
- scar formation
- regeneration
- wounds closure
- first intention
- small wounds
- regeneration>fibrosis
- fast healing
- minimal scarring
- second intension
- larger wounds
- fibrosis > regenerations
- slow healing
- scarring
- first intention
- excessive scarring
- hypertrophic scar
- keloids
- factors that affect tissue repair
- infection
- nutrition
- mechanical variables
- glucocorticoids
- poor perfusion
- mechanisms of tissue repair
Cell death
- apoptosis
- physiological and pathological
- intact membrane
- no inflammation
- programmed
- necrosis
- pathological
- membrane not intact
- leakage of cellular content
- damage and inflammation
- types of necrosis
- coagulative
- infarction
- liquifactive
- brain
- abscess
- gangrene
- caseous
- tuberculosis
- fat necrosis
- coagulative
- apoptosis
Infection
- signs and symptoms
- signs
- skin spots
- abnormal heart rate
- rapid breathing
- sweating
- cough
- symptoms
- fever
- abnormally high body temperature
- systemic response to invading microorganisms
- pyrogens
- macrophages
- leukocytes
- pathogen
- sequester
- liver + spleen
- increase the metabolic rate
- fatigue
- headache
- nausea
- fever
- signs
- source of infection
- staphylococcus aureus
- found in the nose and skin
- facultative anaerobic
- cutaneous disease
- folliculitis
- furuncle or boil
- carbuncle
- impetigo
- toxin-mediated diseases
- scalded skin syndrome
- toxic shock syndrome
- food poisoning
- invasive diseases
- osteomyelitis
- endocarditis
- bacteraemia
- staphylococcus aureus
- signs and symptoms
antibiotics
- cell wall synthesis inhibitors
- beta lactam antibiotics
- penicillin
- others
- beta lactam antibiotics
- protein synthesis inhibitors
- DNA synthesis inhibitors
- RNA synthesis inhibitors
- metabolites inhibitors
- cell wall synthesis inhibitors
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- Mind Map on Nadia burns her hand, created by عمو مياووووmeow meow on 25/10/2021.
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- Created by PBL Group B · Oct 25, 2021
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