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first degree - superficial & A superficial burn that only affects the top layer of skin (epidermis). -no blistering -painful, red skin -heals in 3-4 days \tn 
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second degree - superficial partial thickness & – extend through the first half of the dermis. -pink, painful, moist skin under the blisters -heal in 7-21 days -no to minimal scarring or impairment \tn 
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second degree - deep partial thickness & – extend into the second half of the dermis. -cause skin color to change, scarring -heal in 3-5 weeks -may acquire scar management \tn 
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third degree - full thickness & The burn extends all the way through all layers of skin. -white, brown, black or cherry red in appearance -may or may not have blisters -require specialized treatment and possibly surgery \tn 
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fourth degree- subdermal & extend into the fat tissue, muscle and bone. -Charred in appearance. -Often requires amputation of the affected limb. \tn 
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\seqsplit{inflammatory} phase & From onset of burn to 3-10 days after onset; edema develops \tn 
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\seqsplit{proliferation} phase & from about the 3rd say after injury until burn is healed \tn 
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maturation phase & From about the 3rd week after onset to 2+ years after onset or reconstructive surgery. \tn 
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type of scar & description & tx \tn 
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\seqsplit{hypertrophic} & Thick, rigid scars that are red in color and appear 6 to 8 weeks after the wound closes. Hypertrophic scars are confined to the burned area. Most second degree deep \seqsplit{partial-thickness} burns and third degree burns develop this type of scarring. & -Positioning with the scarred area in extension to stretch tissue -Splinting -Pressure wraps or garments -Massage when tissue has healed \tn 
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\seqsplit{keloid} - \seqsplit{bubbly} & Very thick, raised scars that extend beyond the burned area and are red or pink in color. These scars are caused by an overgrowth of scar tissue and usually start forming about 3 months after the burn onset. & pressure wraps, cryotherapy, surgery \tn 
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\seqsplit{contracture} & Scar tissue that forms near or across a joint, causing the skin to tighten and pull. This scarring can limit the range of motion in the affected joint. & -Positioning with the joint in extension -Splinting -Pressure wraps or garments -Passive and active range of motion. Treatment for heterotopic ossification – active range of motion within pain tolerance, passive range of motion according to physician's instructions. Home active range of motion program. \tn 
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wallace rule of nines & Head and neck = 9\% Each upper extremity = 9\% Each lower extremity = 18\% Front of trunk = 18\% Back of trunk = 18\% Perineum = 1\% \tn 
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occupational history and roles & 1. Develop long term goals to achieve the patient's desired outcomes related to occupational performance. 2. Modify goals based on any potential limitations or unrealistic expectations, based on observations and family/caregiver input. \tn 
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ROM & 1. Edema control -elevation and positioning -coban wrap or compression garment when wound closed. 2. Wound care-sterile whirlpool -wound debridement if necessary to promote development of healthy tissue -dressing changes 3. Active and passive range of motion. Exercises as patient will tolerate. 4. Splinting to stretch and remodel scar tissue if necessary. \tn 
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sensation & 1. Complete stimulation activities to affected area when wound is healed. 2. Fluidotherapy at lower temperatures if wound is on hand or lower arm. 3. Immersion in textures as patient will tolerate. -sand -rice -beans -soft textures 4. Brushing, vibration as patient will tolerate if wound is not on the hand or lower arm. 5. Massage to affected area when wound is healed. 6. Stereognosis activities if wound is on the hand. \tn 
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strength & when wound is healed if necessary – superficial burns may not impair strength. 2. Graded strengthening exercises as patient will tolerate. \tn 
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ADLs and IADLs & 1. Begin ADL treatment as soon after onset of injury or surgery as possible. 2. Introduce IADLs as patient will tolerate. 3. Work and driving assessments if necessary. \tn 
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