🔥 전문외상응급처치학 | 화상 5강 | 열화상의 처치 ②: 흡입손상과 독성가스 중독

🔥 This is Part 5 of the Advanced Trauma First Aid Burn Series. In this lecture, we will study Thermal Burn Treatment ②: Inhalation Injury, Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, Cyanide Poisoning, and Transport and Handover. Even if skin burns at a fire scene do not appear severe, there may be hidden issues that threaten the patient's life. The most common examples are inhalation injury, carbon monoxide poisoning, and cyanide poisoning. Inhalation injury can lead to airway edema over time, while carbon monoxide poisoning can make oxygen saturation measurements appear normal. Additionally, cyanide poisoning can cause cells to be unable to utilize oxygen even when it is present in the blood, potentially leading to rapid circulatory failure and cardiac arrest. This video covers the following topics. ✅ Suspected Inhalation Injury ✅ Upper Airway Heat Injury and Lower Airway Chemical Injury ✅ Airway Edema and the Need for Early Airway Management ✅ Pathophysiology of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning ✅ Why CO Poisoning Should Be Suspected Even When SpO₂ Is Normal ✅ 100% Oxygen Administration ✅ Considerations for Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) ✅ Pathophysiology of Cyanide Poisoning ✅ Concept of Hydroxocobalamin ✅ Circular Burn Monitoring ✅ Burn Center Transfer and Structured Handover 📚 Specialized Trauma Emergency Burn Series 1️⃣ Pathophysiology of Burns ①: Types of Burns and Burn Depth 2️⃣ Pathophysiology of Burns ②: Body Surface Area Assessment, Systemic Complications, Special Considerations 3️⃣ Evaluation of Thermal Burns 4️⃣ Treatment of Thermal Burns ① 👉5️⃣ Treatment of Thermal Burns ② ← Current Video 🚑 Patients in Confined Space Fires May Not Be Safe Even if Oxygen Saturation Is Normal. To save the lives of burn patients, invisible airway damage and toxic gas poisoning must be suspected first, rather than visible skin damage. #SpecializedTraumaEmergency #ThermalBurns #BurnTreatment #InhalationInjury #CarbonMonoxidePoisoning #COPoisoning #HyperbaricOxygenTherapy #HBOT #CyanidePoisoning #Hydroxocobalamin #BurnCenter #EmergencyMedicalServicesDepartment #EmergencyMedicalTechnician