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• Electrical burn
  == Electrical Burn == ...e of [[burn]] that results from either an electrical shock or contact with electrical sources.
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• Electrical injury
  == Electrical Injury == '''Electrical injury''' is a physiological reaction caused by an electric current passing
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• Second-degree burns
  == Second-degree burns == ...onunciation: /ˈsɛkənd dɪˈgriː bɜːrnz/), also known as '''partial thickness burns''', are a type of [[burn]] that affects both the outer layer of skin ([[epi
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• Burns
  == Burns == '''Burns''' (pronunciation: /bɜːrnz/) are injuries to the skin or other organic ti
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• Burn
  == Types of Burns == Burns can be classified into three categories:
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• Electrocution
  ...ock, typically from an artificial electrical source such as power lines or electrical appliances. ...assing through the human body. It can cause a range of injuries from minor burns to cardiac arrest and death.
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• Burnt
  === Types of Burns === There are several types of burns, including:
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• Lightning injury
  ...ds 'lightning', which refers to a sudden electrostatic discharge during an electrical storm, and 'injury', which means harm or damage. ...nd current or side flash). The severity of the injury can range from minor burns to severe neurological and cardiac damage, and in some cases, it can be fat
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• Electric shock
  ...n electrical energy source. This can cause a range of injuries, from minor burns to serious harm to the heart, lungs, and central nervous system. The severi * [[Burns]]
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• Burn unit
  ...pital|hospital]] dedicated to the treatment of patients with severe [[Burn|burns]]. ...g thermal burns, chemical burns, and electrical burns. The severity of the burns can range from minor to life-threatening.
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• Transcutaneous pacing
  ...heart during an emergency. It is non-invasive and involves the delivery of electrical impulses to the heart muscle through the skin, stimulating the heart to con ...ugh these pads to stimulate the heart. The pacing rate and strength of the electrical current can be adjusted as needed.
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• Cardioversion
  There are two types of cardioversion: electrical and pharmacological. * '''[[Electrical cardioversion]]''' is a procedure in which an electric current is used to r
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• Insulator
  ...n medical devices such as [[pacemakers]] and [[defibrillators]] to prevent electrical interference that could disrupt the device's function. * [[Pacemaker]]: A medical device that uses electrical impulses to regulate the beating of the heart.
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• Laser surgery
  ...times. However, it also has some disadvantages, such as the potential for burns and other injuries if the laser is not used correctly. * [[Electrosurgery]]: A type of surgery that uses electrical current to cut, coagulate, desiccate, or fulgurate tissue.
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• Electric blanket
  ...hat is heated using electricity. The blanket typically contains integrated electrical heating wires. There are several types, including underblankets, overblanke ...safe for use, they should be used with caution to prevent fire hazards or burns. It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and to check the
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• Personal Protective Equipment
  ...infection. The hazards addressed by protective equipment include physical, electrical, heat, chemicals, biohazards, and airborne particulate matter. ...des [[gloves]] made from various materials to protect the hands from cuts, burns, chemical exposure, and infectious diseases.
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• Pain
  * 2. '''Transduction''': Nociceptors convert these stimuli into electrical signals that travel along nerve fibers to the spinal cord and brain. ...damage to tissues and activation of nociceptors, such as in cases of cuts, burns, or fractures.
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• List of DME suppliers in Oregon 1
  ...ient lifts, continuous passive motion (cpm) devices, (tens) transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulators and/or supplies, power operated vehicles (scooters), whee ...plex rehabilitative power), orthoses: off-the-shelf, (tens) transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulators and/or supplies, nebulizer equipment and/or supplies, whe
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• List of DME suppliers in California part 11
  ...stimulators (nmes)/supplies, canes and/or crutches, (tens) transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulators and/or supplies, blood glucose monitors/supplies (mail or ...ts, heat & cold applications, canes and/or crutches, (tens) transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulators and/or supplies, blood glucose monitors/supplies (mail or
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• List of DME suppliers in Missouri 2
  ...er_ID=17192419|Accepts_medicare=No|Business_name=Walgreen Co|Practice_name=Burns And Mcdonnell Pharmacy|Address=9450 Ward Pkwy|Address2=|City=Kansas City|St ...continuous positive airway pressure (cpap) devices, (tens) transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulators and/or supplies, ventilators accessories and/or supplies,
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