Emergency treatment steps and recommendations for burns caused by hot water.

A child accidentally burned both wrists at home, worried about scarring, and inquires about how to treat it to avoid scarring.

What should you do if a child gets burned? How to treat it quickly?

After a child is burned, immediate cold therapy should be applied. Place the injured area under running water for rinsing or soak it in water. If tap water is not available, immerse the limb in well or river water. Cold therapy helps lower the regional temperature, alleviate pain at the wound site, prevent further damage from heat, and reduce swelling. The duration of cold therapy should be continued until the wound stops feeling severe pain, which is approximately half an hour.

A child’s eyelid on both sides has been burned by an iron rod. Concerned about potential blindness, what should be done for treatment?

A child fractured their arm while playing at home, and parents are seeking treatment methods.

What should you do if your child accidentally injures their urinary area? How to handle it properly?

Understand the treatment methods and precautions for a child’s mild second-degree burn

If a child has a neck swelling, you can use erythromycin ointment for treatment and keep the affected area clean and dry.

Offer the correct treatment methods for a child’s scald burn, including not wrapping the burn, avoiding the use of ‘folk’ methods, and promptly rinsing and soaking the wound with cold water.