Zenalb 20 is an intravenous solution with the main ingredient Albumin, a very important protein of the body. Zenalb 20 is used for volume resuscitation in hypovolemic emergencies where other methods have not been effective. So what is the use of Zenalb 20 and how to use it? The following article will provide the necessary information about the drug Zenalb 20 to readers.

Most burn injuries can heal over time. However, severe burns, if not treated promptly, can leave many aesthetic and psychological sequelae or dangerous complications.

Burn patients have a special diet to compensate for the catabolic state, the need for wound healing and to enhance immune function. If given active nutritional support, fully meeting the special nutritional needs, the patient will recover quickly, the wounds will heal faster, and the risk of infection will be reduced.

Phosphate is a compound that exists in the body containing phosphorus. It is very important because it participates in the formation of bones, and is a basic element in the transport and metabolism of energy in cells. Therefore, hypophosphatemia is very dangerous and can occur even when phosphate reserves are normal due to many different causes.

Burn shock is a serious condition caused by burn injuries. Burn shock can be at different levels from mild, severe to very severe. Burn shock can also have complications in other organ systems. All treatment, monitoring or prognosis issues will be based on the classification and these complications. In addition, burn shock in each special subject such as the elderly, children... has its own characteristics. Therefore, the issue of classifying burn shock and assessing burn shock in special subjects is very important.

Burn shock is a state of sudden collapse of all body functions caused by burn injury. Burn shock is a common pathological condition immediately after a burn, especially in cases of extensive, deep burns, occurring in the first stage of the burn disease, usually within the first 72 hours.

Clinical manifestations of burn shock are very diverse depending on the total burn area, deep burn area, first aid, previous emergency care, general health, accompanying diseases... There are 2 forms of manifestation: rigid shock and asthenic shock.

Respiratory burns are often caused by fire, especially in closed rooms, closed vehicles, etc.; burns from explosions in mines, explosions of steam boilers under high pressure. Respiratory burns can also be caused by hot liquids, liquid chemicals that cause burns and choking when falling headfirst, such as falling into a hot lime pit.

The progression of burn infection depends on many factors such as area, depth of burn, patient's health, comorbidities... causing diverse clinical manifestations.