Boys are burned how many times as often as girls?
In children more than 4 years of age what is the order of frequency of types of burns
Which type of burn has the highest morbidity and mortality?
Small children have almost what times the surface area to body weight ratio of an adult?
T or F: Children have more heat and water losses from burns than do adults.
True or false: children have a larger pulmonary reserve than adults?
Free water clearance in children is worse or better the younger the child?
The rule of 9's is helpful to estimate burned surface area in children more than how many years old?
What is the approximate surface area of one-half of the head in a newborn versus an adult?
Children have a lower or higher fluid requirement after burn than adults?
Which pediatric burns do NOT require hospitalization?
T or F: Biobrane is a two-layer membrane--a dermal layer that's a porous lattice of cross-linked collagen fibers, and a synthetic epidermal layer.
Why isn't colloid used in burn resuscitation in the first 24 hours?
T or F: Standard maintenance fluids continue to be given in children along with Parkland formula.
In pediatric burns, how are evaporative losses are estimated?
If the evaporative losses are being replaced enterally, requirements differ in what way ?
Extensive deep burns may cause acute tubular necrosis due to what?
What happens INITIALLY to the red blood cell mass in patients with extensive burns?
True or false: Burn injured patients with severe malnutrition have been shown to have increased mortality from sepsis?
What constitutes a positive quantitative burn culture?
Is gamma globulin ever used in burns?
Early excision and grafting is indicated for severe burns more than what percent body surface area?
Hypertrophic scarring is minimized by using constant pressure dressings over healed burns for one year, at pressures of what?
Which topical burn agent has metabolic acidosis as a side effect?
Neutropenia is a side effect of which topical burn agent?