Understanding Skin Burn Severity Chart 24x36
Hang full-size poster on your wall.
This large 24x36 inch human anatomy poster shows updated burn classifications and Rule of Nines depicted for burn trauma, EMT/EMS and paramedic schools.
This extra-large 24" x 36" (61 x 91 cm) skin burn chart includes easily accessible bright, visible content. The time to hang this is before you are thrust into an emergency burn situation. In most cases, the closest emergency room is not equipped to handle very severe burn care. Buy this poster. Hang it in a prominent place and study it to be prepared for one of the most common emergencies.
This two by three foot custom printed poster presents dignified visual is useful when discussing extent of damage with burn patients or family members. The latest skin burn classifications of superficial, partial thickness, full thickness and deep tissue can be viewed in relation to legacy 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th degree classifications in vibrant detail.
A prominent hand illustration has superficial, partial thickness, full thickness and deep tissue burns labeled. Side-by-side cutaway artwork compares epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous tissue for normal through 4th degree burns, with destruction of the hair follicles. ©2013
- Prepared in consultation with UC Irvine Regional Burn Center
- Two Rule of Nines diagram
- First week of February is Burn Care Awareness
- Includes hygienic satin UV lamination
- Printed and laminated to order
This extra-large 24" x 36" (61 x 91 cm) skin burn chart includes easily accessible bright, visible content. The time to hang this is before you are thrust into an emergency burn situation. In most cases, the closest emergency room is not equipped to handle very severe burn care. Buy this poster. Hang it in a prominent place and study it to be prepared for one of the most common emergencies.
This two by three foot custom printed poster presents dignified visual is useful when discussing extent of damage with burn patients or family members. The latest skin burn classifications of superficial, partial thickness, full thickness and deep tissue can be viewed in relation to legacy 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th degree classifications in vibrant detail.
A prominent hand illustration has superficial, partial thickness, full thickness and deep tissue burns labeled. Side-by-side cutaway artwork compares epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous tissue for normal through 4th degree burns, with destruction of the hair follicles. ©2013
- Prepared in consultation with UC Irvine Regional Burn Center
- Two Rule of Nines diagram
- First week of February is Burn Care Awareness
- Includes hygienic satin UV lamination
- Printed and laminated to order
