Product Description:

A first aid burn dressing is a special bandage or covering used to treat burns. The following is a general description of first aid burn dressings:

Sterile environment: When performing first aid burn dressings, ensure that the work area and the dressing used are sterile to avoid the risk of infection.

To cool a burn: First, immediately cool the burned area to lukewarm or running water temperature (do not use iced water) and rinse continuously for 15-20 minutes. This helps reduce the burn and prevent further tissue damage.

Dry Cleaning: Make sure the burned area is completely dry before applying any dressings. Use a clean gauze or cotton ball to gently wipe the surrounding skin to remove any impurities or dirt.

Dressing selection: Choose the appropriate dressing based on the severity and type of burn. Common burn dressings include non-adhesive dressings, coated dressings, gel dressings, and hydrogel dressings. These dressings are hygroscopic, moisturizing, antibacterial, and healing-promoting.

Gentle Application: Gently apply the selected dressing over the burned area, ensuring complete coverage of the injured area. Do not use a bandage that is too tight, as it may restrict blood circulation.

Immobilizing the Dressing: As needed, scotch tape or bandages can be used to secure the dressing to ensure it is stable and prevents movement.