Burns & Scalds First Aid at Sea: Life-Saving Techniques | VEED

Описание: ⚓ In the cramped, high-temperature environment of a ship, a burst steam pipe or a chemical spill can cause a debilitating injury in seconds. Do you know the 20-minute rule for cooling a burn? In this essential 2025 guide, we break down Burns & Scalds First Aid at Sea—a mandatory skill for every seafarer.

A burn injury at sea is a race against time to prevent infection and shock. Whether you are a cadet studying for STCW Basic Safety Training or a crew member working in the galley or engine room, this video walks you through the latest protocols for managing thermal, chemical, and electrical burns.

✅ What You Will Learn in This Video:

Assess the Degree: How to identify First, Second, and Third-degree burns and why the size of the burn matters.

The Cooling Protocol: Why 20 minutes of cool running water is the "Gold Standard" (and why you must NEVER use ice or butter).

Chemical & Electrical Risks: Specific first aid for hazardous material splashes and electrical current injuries.

Burn Dressing Techniques: How to use sterile burn sheets, hydrogels, and even cling film (saran wrap) correctly.

Preventing Complications: Managing excruciating pain and identifying early signs of Burn Shock.

Medical Coordination: Using Telemedical Assistance (TMAS) to determine if a MEDEVAC is required.

Don't let a minor scald turn into a major infection. Master onboard burn care today and keep your crew safe!

⏰ Video Timestamps:
0:00 - Burns & Scalds: The Silent Danger Onboard
0:45 - Degrees of Burns: When is it a Medical Emergency?
2:15 - The 20-Minute Rule: Proper Cooling Techniques
3:45 - What NOT to Do: Dangerous Burn Myths Debunked
4:30 - Chemical Burns: Irrigation & Neutralization Steps
6:00 - Dressing the Wound: Using Burn Gels & Non-Adherent Sheets
7:15 - Managing Pain, Shock, and Contacting TMAS
8:00 - Conclusion: Prevention & Hot Work Safety



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