Statistics show that among the causes of burns, boiling water and fire are the most common. Improper first aid for burns can cause the wound to deepen, become infected, and lead to many dangerous complications.

Electrical burns occur when an electrical current passes through the body, an arc flash, or clothing catches fire. The body converts the electricity into heat, resulting in a thermal burn. The outward signs of an electrical burn do not accurately predict the extent of the actual injury because internal tissues or organs can be burned much more severely than the skin.

Motorcycle exhaust burns are very common, because in our country, motorcycles are a popular means of transportation. Depending on the severity of the injury, if the injury is mild, it can be treated at home. On the contrary, in cases of severe injury, it is necessary to see a doctor for assessment and treatment to avoid leaving unsightly scars.

Local care of burns is an extremely important task in burn treatment to avoid infectious complications, quickly regenerate granulation tissue, limit bad scars and sequelae, reduce pain and hospital stay.

Patients with burns of 20% - 39% of their body surface area often have severe symptoms. Dressing changes in this group require adequate staff (at least 4 people), while ensuring pain relief throughout the body and readiness for resuscitation.