Question

Last month, a child accidentally suffered foot burns while playing with fireworks, resulting in redness and large blisters on the spot. After hospital bandaging treatment, it was found that large areas of red scars remained on the burn site, with the child still reporting pain upon touch and an unsightly appearance. Can pediatric burns be treated?

Answer

Pediatric burns can be treated. The primary task during the treatment process is to prevent infection and to carry out appropriate wound care. The following measures are recommended:

  1. Keep the wound clean, change dressings regularly, and prevent bacterial infection.
  2. Wash hands thoroughly before and after contact with the patient, and wear masks and hats when necessary to reduce the risk of cross-infection.
  3. Medical staff should wear short-sleeved shirts and long pants, and strictly adhere to sterile operation protocols when dealing with large areas of burns.
  4. The ward should be kept clean, comfortable, and convenient for…