Learn how to correctly handle a child’s burn injuries, including rinsing with cold water and treating blisters.

Discusses the emergency treatment steps and precautions for children’s hand burns.

A 7-year-old boy sustained a head injury while playing, resulting in a bump that disappeared the next day. He had used balm, but was worried about potential sequelae. The steps for treatment include soothing the child’s emotions, disinfection, keeping the wound dry, and applying cold compresses to the bump. Avoid heat compresses or massage to prevent the bump from increasing in size.

A 9-month-old baby suffered a deep second-degree burn on their finger, with suspected bone exposure after 26 days of treatment. Inquiry about appropriate treatment plans and post-trauma prevention.

If a baby swallows a watermelon seed and it gets stuck, symptoms may include difficulty breathing, blue or purple discoloration, and severe coughing. It is important to seek medical attention promptly for examination and treatment.