Time：2023-07-20 13:41:55
skin scald care: effective prevention and control and professional care, reshaping healthy skin
introduction:
skin scald is a common but harmful skin injury, which has a serious impact on patients’ life and work. Effective prevention and control and professional care are the key to reshaping healthy skin. This article will introduce in detail the nursing methods and matters needing attention of Flushing skin scald, in order to help patients relieve pain and promote wound healing.
1. Methods to prevent skin burns:
1. Pay attention to the safety of fire source: when using electric irons, electric furnaces and other electrical appliances, make sure that the plug is in good contact with the socket to avoid fire caused by short circuit.
2. Home kitchen safety: when using an open fire stove, pay attention to the distance between the pot and the fire source to avoid scalds caused by hot oil splashing.
3. Indoor tap water temperature is suitable: when using tap water, make sure the water temperature is not too high to avoid steam or hot water causing burns to the skin.
4. Pay attention to the safety of children: families with children should pay special attention to prevent their children from touching the source of fire or hot water, so as to avoid burns.
II. Nursing care of Flushing skin scald:
1. Timely cold compress: within 30 minutes after scald, rinse the wound with cold water or cold compress with ice to prevent the injury from getting worse.
2. Clean the wound: clean the wound with mild soap and warm water to make sure the wound surface is free of bacterial infection. Be careful not to rub hard so as not to cause more damage to the wound.
3. Gently wipe: gently wipe the skin around the wound with a soft clean towel to keep the skin clean.
4. Use ointment: after cleaning the wound, apply appropriate amount of burn ointment or antibiotic ointment to prevent infection and promote wound healing.
5. Bandaging the wound: bandage the wound with a sterile dressing to ensure that the wound is in a moist and clean environment and reduce the risk of pain and infection.
6. Pay attention to diet: after scald, the diet should be high in protein, high in vitamin C and high in fiber, such as eggs, lean meat, fresh fruits and vegetables, to help wounds heal faster.
III. Nursing precautions for scalded skin:
1. Avoid touching the wound directly with your hands so as not to cause infection and secondary injury.
2. Avoid exposure to the sun to avoid sunburn and cause wound pigmentation.
3. Avoid using cosmetics or toiletries that contain irritating ingredients to avoid irritation and infection to the wound.
4. Avoid scratching the wound so as not to cause rupture and infection.
5. Change the dressing regularly to keep the wound environment moist and clean.
6. See a doctor regularly and receive professional dermatology care and treatment.
conclusion:
skin scald is a common but harmful skin injury, which has a serious impact on the life and work of patients. Through reasonable prevention and control and professional nursing methods, we can effectively reduce pain, promote wound healing and reshape healthy skin. At the same time, patients also need reasonable diet and living habits to speed up recovery. It is hoped that the introduction of this article can provide help for patients and wish all scalded patients an early recovery.
introduction:
skin scald is a common but harmful skin injury, which has a serious impact on patients’ life and work. Effective prevention and control and professional care are the key to reshaping healthy skin. This article will introduce in detail the nursing methods and matters needing attention of Flushing skin scald, in order to help patients relieve pain and promote wound healing.
1. Methods to prevent skin burns:
1. Pay attention to the safety of fire source: when using electric irons, electric furnaces and other electrical appliances, make sure that the plug is in good contact with the socket to avoid fire caused by short circuit.
2. Home kitchen safety: when using an open fire stove, pay attention to the distance between the pot and the fire source to avoid scalds caused by hot oil splashing.
3. Indoor tap water temperature is suitable: when using tap water, make sure the water temperature is not too high to avoid steam or hot water causing burns to the skin.
4. Pay attention to the safety of children: families with children should pay special attention to prevent their children from touching the source of fire or hot water, so as to avoid burns.
II. Nursing care of Flushing skin scald:
1. Timely cold compress: within 30 minutes after scald, rinse the wound with cold water or cold compress with ice to prevent the injury from getting worse.
2. Clean the wound: clean the wound with mild soap and warm water to make sure the wound surface is free of bacterial infection. Be careful not to rub hard so as not to cause more damage to the wound.
3. Gently wipe: gently wipe the skin around the wound with a soft clean towel to keep the skin clean.
4. Use ointment: after cleaning the wound, apply appropriate amount of burn ointment or antibiotic ointment to prevent infection and promote wound healing.
5. Bandaging the wound: bandage the wound with a sterile dressing to ensure that the wound is in a moist and clean environment and reduce the risk of pain and infection.
6. Pay attention to diet: after scald, the diet should be high in protein, high in vitamin C and high in fiber, such as eggs, lean meat, fresh fruits and vegetables, to help wounds heal faster.
III. Nursing precautions for scalded skin:
1. Avoid touching the wound directly with your hands so as not to cause infection and secondary injury.
2. Avoid exposure to the sun to avoid sunburn and cause wound pigmentation.
3. Avoid using cosmetics or toiletries that contain irritating ingredients to avoid irritation and infection to the wound.
4. Avoid scratching the wound so as not to cause rupture and infection.
5. Change the dressing regularly to keep the wound environment moist and clean.
6. See a doctor regularly and receive professional dermatology care and treatment.
conclusion:
skin scald is a common but harmful skin injury, which has a serious impact on the life and work of patients. Through reasonable prevention and control and professional nursing methods, we can effectively reduce pain, promote wound healing and reshape healthy skin. At the same time, patients also need reasonable diet and living habits to speed up recovery. It is hoped that the introduction of this article can provide help for patients and wish all scalded patients an early recovery.
