A client sustained a full thickness burn over 30% of the total body surface in an industrial accident inhalation injury prescription should the nurse implement first.
Wheezing and hoarseness are indicative of inhalation injury.
What is inhalation injury?
- Inhalation injuries are severe respiratory and pulmonary damage. They can occur as a result of inhaling hazardous substances such as smoke (from fires), chemicals, particle pollution, and gases. Extreme heat can also induce inhalation injuries, which are classified as thermal injuries.
- Inhalation damage should be considered when there is smoke inhalation and any of the following symptoms: Loss of consciousness, burns to the face or neck, changes in voice, respiratory problems, soot in the mouth or throat, or singed nose hairs are all indications of a closed-space fire.
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