Burns - First Aid

www.ProFirstAid.com You can treat first, second, and third-degree Chemical Burns prior to seeking medical treatment by using saran wrap and freezer bags. Be aware of the potential shock of the burn patient. If that does occur, you will have to treat the patient for shock. Video created by ProTrainings.
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[@brianbrown2237]

THIS WAS FANTASTIC!!! Idk how that guy was even so calm through through the whole thing. Kudos to him!!

[@kerishamudaly2198]

Watching this with a second degree burn like: hmm interesting

[@vivianlunsford4052]

Me too I got a bad 2 degree burn food out of the oven fell on my wrist got a whole in my wrist.I was trying to find out if I have to leave it wrapped up the whole time we use to be told to unwrap after a few days so it could get Air to heal but according to everything that I see on here it says so leave it wrapped up until it heals completely

[@dankylicker5732]

@Para710 must not have a hand to reply with

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

*Thank you SO MUCH for this incredibly valuable information!* 💗 I just got done watching a docu about the Taipei water park flash fire, which caused 500 burn victims in only 40 seconds (mostly severe 2nd/3rd degree burned victims!). And it made me realize that I had no clue how to be helpful, if I was ever in that sort of situation (hopefully nobody will ever have to find themselves in such a nightmare-but it never hurts to be prepared)… I mean, I know what to do with typical 1st and 2nd degree burns, over small areas of the body (like 99.9% of burns are). But trying to figure out how to help people with burns (even if it was just 1st degree) that cover like 70-90% of their body…?! Yeah I would’ve been entirely lost on what to do to help people, until they could be taken to a hospital that wasn’t overwhelmed! 🥺

[@procpr]

Yeah, he did a great job on the makeup while we were preparing the shot.

[@anestischatzibeis]

true that! great job!

[@trulyunfiltered9703]

From my experience, the body heat with cling wrap makes the burn hurt more. That man kept it together like a champ.

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

To be fair, they aren’t using it to “make it hurt less”… It’s simply to cover/protect the wound until they can get medical attention for it. Because the longer a wound is left open, exposed and untreated, the higher the chance of infection. (Side note: I’m not sure if this is a troll-trap…but if you were being serious, that’s not a real burn. It’s merely SFX makeup, but it was definitely done well☺️👍.)

[@cj.174]

Me with a second degree one waiting for the first aid

[@Twodivedeep]

Outstanding Video. Excellent Presentation, Inside Tips and you provide great insight about Burns and how to properly minimize or immobilize. Thank You so much.

[@emsandmci8243]

Great presentation

[@myrtlereeves-boyce3596]

Thank you

[@h.nicolejorgensen2077]

Great content and well presented 👍😄

[@richardowens9061]

Excellent video! Thank you, so much, for posting this!

[@araikacute]

Thanks

[@ghosttimer]

Watching this with a first degree burn with slight blistering...

[@wetfart756]

Lol same

[@jakebreak5792]

Ya I hate radiators full of boiling antifreeze

[@winnienyevu8404]

Amazing

[@catirerubio]

Good information, well presented. Thanks.

[@Gallup1515]

so he wrapped saran wrap around the burn basically

[@dsp8864]

hi guys great video quick question I was told by an ED consultant not to leave the water gel dressings on for more than 20 minutes as they lose their use after that? whats you guys opinion on that?

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

I wish someone had answered you… Because this is a good question!🤔

[@Talkwithdulci]

Can a first degree burn have blisters? Also what is treatment 12 hours later?

[@All5AJz]

How do we calm them down to where they are stoic and still like he is?

[@stormbringer126]

Burns actually go to 6 degrees, but rarely ever go past third, so most don't hear about them.

[@roryalmond5866]

Didn't know that. That's really interesting! Thank you.

[@MrHobj34]

Yeah it’s called being cremated hahaha

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

@@MrHobj34 cheeky. 🤣

[@michaelchain]

The victim died waiting for you to get to the point.

[@kankanc.1473]

Lollllzzzzz

[@iamtoki7641]

That jewelry was choking his wrist

[@rayraymontoya78]

Is cling film the same as saran wrap or any other transparent plastic wrap one might keep in the kitchen?

[@Sassyandsweet94]

Yes

[@kevinfulton.1192]

I got a burn from a heating pad is very painful

[@ruveydaranapoyraz9262]

Me: here 11 minutes before the first aid final :d

[@gobloit4473]

What about a third degree chemical burn? Industrial grade degreaser and another solvent; on both feet?

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

Ok yeah, this is far too specific to simply be a hypothetical question. So now I gotta ask…. How tf did you even manage to accomplish this? I mean-seriously. 🤣

[@abigailpickard8647]

Question- is that guy okay???

[@katelynmason9179]

Can u Use aloe Vera gel on top of a second degree burn

[@sophierobert3566]

Burned my wrist while making pancakes. If I have a burn that's red and has a white part in the middle, is that considered a second degree burn? The burn is bloated and the redness hasn't dyed down.

[@zhiwaskalimba4096]

its probably a second degree burn.

[@rebeccabasilios8803]

Crazing me used my right hand and lots of idea to upset me and all the time burning my head ,feet, and more suffering try help

[@streetwolfe]

i had a question. that wraping paper that he has adn wraps it around the 3rd degree wound. is that the ones we have in our kitchen to basically wrap around our bowls and stuff? just wondering an dmaking usre.

[@31shots162]

yea thats the one. hope im not to late.....

[@gazellepadios1430]

@@31shots162 😂😂😂😂

[@steveduval3732]

Please learn the English language.

[@MusketeerGweneth]

What about a burn from having dropped incense on your arm right after lighting it so it's still quite on fire? What degree burn is that?

[@flower_topia]

its the spiritual burn

[@solcutta3661]

U think that's bad. What about lighting some candles, putting on floor below where ur sitting, falling asleep. Waking to ur jumper and t shirt on fire, luckily I'm fast reflexes and whipped it over head, which was prob foolish as hair lit up but brushed it out then once I was OK had to smother the clothes on floor burning. Scorched chest and hand.. Hot feeling but doesn't look burned, whipped off pretty rapid. Hands stopped hurting so guess chest will in hour or too also. Just feels like sunburn... Nuts, won't be doing again.

[@randysalisbury7488]

Guy was taking a dab in bed and laid his foot on the glowing orange titanium nail heated up with the torch. After about 3 seconds reflexes kick in and he kicks full speed right on old girls nose who was trying to save him. Bloody nose everywhere like a UFC match.

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

Was it a cone, or stick incense? But regardless of the type, why were you lighting it while holding it-and not putting it in/on your incense holder before you lit it?

[@rebeccabasilios8803]

Abused many years burned electricity powered ,cleaner works lives Athens Greece help me please..

[@XxMUDDBOGGERxX24]

if i got 1 dergree burns and it was jus blisters and i put burn oitment on it will it be fine?

[@matthewhiemstra3010]

yes

[@eliiasvega4270]

I liked the guys watch.

[@mothman197979]

This E.M.T that got the burn is a machine, he show no pain lol, yea I know it is make up. this helped me out today.

[@dumbassarry]

Lmao

[@caitlynrandolphi3737]

I have 2nd degree burn

[@hanzklos6402]

Maybe you guy's should try using Aloe Vera gel on you skin on a 1st degree burn. It takes the pain away.

[@myrtlereeves-boyce3596]

Good night

[@katelynmason9179]

What do u do when u burn yourself on boiling Water

[@solcutta3661]

That's a scald rather than burn.

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

Remember that it’s hot next time?🤔.

[@katelynmason9179]

What Dressing do u Use on second degree burn

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

Thousand island, or ranch.

[@qhxda666]

Straightener

[@pikachulovable]

someone needs to pan in on Peters face then transition to black and white with the lyrics "hello darkness my old friend.."

[@qhxda666]

Just got a 2 degree burn from a hair straightened and put some burn ointment on. Is it supposed to sting because it does.

[@matthewhiemstra3010]

yes, it will sting, that is perfectly fine.

[@solcutta3661]

9 yrs ago.. Do u remember writing this? Are u still with us? Still with same account? Still using utube?

[@qhxda666]

@@solcutta3661 hiii i don’t remember this specific burn but i am indeed well and still with you guys 😌💀

[@rebeccabasilios8803]

All the time my head is burning using electricity power I don't know about hurting me they see me all the time people for reasons all was aginst me lots of problems for years I have head pain now is serious please help.

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

Um….. What?

[@alex-4095]

I'm sitting here with a 1st degree burn screaming with pain and that guy is sitting there like he's getting a new diamond ring WITH A THIRD DEGREE BURN LIKE... HOW?! 😭😭😭

[@lhaviland8602]

3rd degree burns don't hurt.

[@vishamiskmal7200]

me too

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

Probably because it’s just SFX makeup…😆

[@xXGracieBearBeautyXx12345]

I have a question! Is it okay f you clean it out with peroxide?

[@matthewhiemstra3010]

no! do not! its actually harmful to you. just use tap water

[@markleverry9966]

Hydrogen peroxide can slow healing, wash burn using water then gently pat the burn area dry, you may then cover the burn with a thin layer of petroleum jelly, such as vaseline and a non-stick bandage.

[@spawndewd]

I was thinking the same..didn't have to go burn the dude for our sake. Looks pretty real.

[@memyselfandroblox3667]

No at least 15 to 30 min sirrrr

[@holdmeclosertonydanza22]

That man is so brave, letting these people burn him so extensively for this demonstration. 1 like = one application of aloe gel

[@kalilh9671]

I definitely have a chemical burn rn while I’m watching this lol…. Military jet fuel

[@erictvids9148]

Can you put ice pack on it?

[@jordanlong78]

EricTvids never put an ice pack on a burn

[@brookepaniora9019]

why not?

[@MRPricks]

40 percent alcohol with distilled water then iodine fixed

[@memyselfandroblox3667]

I learn this in girl guide

[@everlinematthews2740]

Way

[@bethchristian9362]

Burns happen quickly.

[@tuktitany4511]

all kinds of vinegar i assure you it cures like magic. must be administered within minutes ater burning, or while no blisters yet

[@bluehorizon3120]

Mix turmeric, milk and tiny bit of flour to make a paste to cover the burn. Leave till dry and burn subsides.

[@friencheetah]

Do not do this - all you should be doing to care for a burn is cooling it under cold water for at least 10 minutes, then covering the burn with cling wrap.

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

Putting this on a very small and mild, 1st degree burn (like a tiny burn from a curling iron) wouldn’t be too harmful… But please do NOT put this on anything else. Best case scenario, it will result in more/worse scars. Worst case scenario, it will increase your chance of getting an infection and/or other related secondary complications (like gangrene/necrosis/sepsis/etc. all of which, are potentially deadly.)

[@R598A]

if you are using clingfilm then use it long ways, don't wrap

[@netterjeff4013]

That’s a common falsehood. You actually DO want to wrap it, exactly as shown in the video. The key is to keep it loose and monitor swelling. As soon as the wrap starts to be tight, remove and re-wrap.

[@R598A]

NO don't ever wrap clingfilm round a burn like thatBurns sell up, if its wrapped it becomes too tight and then it constricts blood flow.

[@steveduval3732]

So don’t wrap it so tight moron!

[@procpr]

That's just makeup! :-)

[@terryfriend16]

Oh God here we go with the English making too much out of it, and too verbose.

[@javidsamuel8028]

Boooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooboooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo