Module 2: Basic Surgical Skills

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ACUTE BURN MANAGEMENT• Treat burned hands with special care to preserve function• Cover hands with silver sulfadiazine, place in loosepolythene gloves or bags secured at wrist• Elevate hands first 48 hours, then start hand exercises• At least once a day, remove gloves, bathe hands, inspectburn, reapply silver sulfadiazine, gloves• If skin grafting necessary, consider treatment by specialistafter healthy granulation tissue appears76 |Emergency and Essential <strong>Surgical</strong> Care (EESC) programmewww.who.int/surgery
ACUTE BURN MANAGEMENT:Healing phase• Burn depth and surface involved influence duration ofhealing phase• Without infection, superficial burns heal rapidly• Apply split thickness skin grafts to full-thickness burns afterwound excision or appearance of healthy granulation tissue• Plan to provide long term care to patient• Burn scars undergo maturation– First red, raised, uncomfortable– Frequently become hypertrophic, form keloids,– Although soften, fade with time; can take up to twoyears77 |Emergency and Essential <strong>Surgical</strong> Care (EESC) programmewww.who.int/surgery
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HOW TO HAND RUBTo effectively reduc
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Page 26 and 27: WOUND MANAGEMENTPrimary repair:•
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Page 46 and 47: SUTURE TECHNIQUESContinuous/running
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