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Which step is included in home burn care?
Soak in cool water to stop burning
Remove clothing around burn
Cover with a clean dry cloth
Dont put any meds or anything on the wound
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Dont put any meds or anything on the wound
Explanation:
The key idea here is to avoid putting anything on a burn wound at home. Introducing meds, ointments, oils, butter, or other substances can trap heat, contaminate the wound, or irritate tissue, which can hinder healing and make it harder for a clinician to assess the burn later. The safer approach is to lightly cool the area with cool running water and protect it with a clean, dry cloth while monitoring for severity. Seek medical care if the burn is large or involves the face, hands, feet, joints, or genitals, or if signs of infection appear.
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