Derajat Luka Bakar Tingkat Tiga (3) (full thickness burn)

Pada derajat ketiga luka bakar ini kerusakan jaringan mengenai seluruh lapisan
epidermis dan dermis, atau lebih dalam lagi. Secara klinis, kulit yang terbakar
akan tampak putih dan kasar, namun juga dapat terlihat hangus dan mati rasa.
Operasi atau bedah menjadi pilihan utama untuk menangani luka bakar pada
tingkat ini.
Dibandingkan dengan luka bakar tingkat satu (1) dan derajat dua (2), derajat luka
bakar tingkat tiga (3) lebih berisiko menimbulkan komplikasi berbahaya, seperti
infeksi, dehidrasi berat, dan bahkan menyebabkan kematian.
Penanganan derajat luka bakar tingkat tiga (3) bisa berupa tindakan bedah dan
pencangkokan kulit. Luka bakar yang parah dan merusak sebagian besar jaringan
tubuh memerlukan perawatan di rumah sakit. Selama dirawat di rumah sakit,
pasien luka bakar akan mendapatkan terapi infus untuk menjaga asupan cairan
tubuh dan tercegah dari dehidrasi, serta suntikan antibiotik melalui infus untuk
mencegah infeksi.
Jika luka bakar mengenai bagian wajah pasien, dokter mungkin akan
melakukan intubasi untuk membantu pasien bernapas melalui ventilator. Pasien
dengan derajat luka bakar tingkat tiga (3) juga mungkin memerlukan perawatan
pascaoperasi, seperti fisioterapi, terapi okupasi, dan psikoterapi.
Agar derajat luka bakar yang dialami tidak semakin parah, pastikan Anda tidak
mengobati luka bakar dengan obat rumahan, seperti es, pasta gigi, mentega, atau
telur. Hindari pula menempelkan bola kapas atau tisu pada luka bakar karena serat
kecil kapas bisa menempel pada luka dan meningkatkan risiko infeksi.
Jangan sekali-sekali melakukan pengobatan rumahan terhadap luka dengan derajat
luka bakar tingkat tiga (3). Jika mengalami luka bakar yang derajatnya berat,
segeralah pergi ke dokter untuk mendapat penanganan yang tepat.
Pasalnya, luka bakar yang parah membutuhkan perawatan medis sesegera
mungkin. Hal ini dapat membantu mencegah munculnya jaringan parut, terjadinya
cacat tubuh, dan kelainan bentuk tubuh.
Third-Degree Burns (full-thickness burn)

In the third degree or degree of burns, tissue damage affects the entire layer of the
epidermis and dermis or deeper. Clinically, the burned skin will appear white and
rough, but can also look scorched and numb. Surgery or surgery is the main
choice for burns at this level.

Compared to burns grade 1 and 2, grade 3 burns are at risk of causing dangerous
hazards, such as infection, severe dehydration, and even cause death.

The handling of third-degree burns can be in the form of surgery and skin
grafting. Burns that are severe and damage most of the body's tissues require
hospitalization. During hospitalization, burn patients will receive infusion therapy
to maintain body fluid intake and prevent dehydration, as well as intravenous
antibiotic injections to prevent infection.

If the burn is on the patient's face, the doctor may perform intubation to help the
patient breathe through a ventilator. Patients with grade 3 burns may also require
postoperative care, such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and
psychotherapy.

For a more severe degree of burns, do not serve your burns with home remedies,
such as ice, toothpaste, butter, or eggs. There is also a risk of sticking a cotton
swab or tissue on a burn because a small cotton swab can stick to the wound and
increase the risk of infection.

Never do home remedies for wounds of degree 3 burns. If you have severe burns,
go to the doctor right away for proper treatment.

The reason is, severe burns require medical care as soon as possible. This can help
prevent scar tissue damage, body damage, and body abnormalities.

Degree of Third Degree Burns (full-thickness burn)

In the third degree of burns, tissue damage affects the entire layer of the epidermis
and dermis or deeper. Clinically, the burned skin will appear white and rough, but
can also look scorched and numb. Surgery or surgery is the main choice for
treating burns at this level.
Compared with first-degree (1) and second-degree (2) burns, third-degree burns
(3) are more at risk of causing dangerous complications, such as infection, severe
dehydration, and even death.

Treatment of third-degree burns (3) can be in the form of surgery and skin
grafting. Burns that are severe and damage most of the body's tissues require
hospitalization. During hospitalization, burn patients will receive infusion therapy
to maintain body fluid intake and prevent dehydration, as well as intravenous
antibiotic injections to prevent infection.

If the burn is on the patient's face, the doctor may perform intubation to help the
patient breathe through a ventilator. Patients with third-degree (3) burns may also
require postoperative care, such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and
psychotherapy.

To keep the burns from getting worse, make sure you don't treat the burn with
home remedies, such as ice, toothpaste, butter, or eggs. Also, avoid sticking cotton
balls or tissues to burns as the tiny fibers of the cotton can stick to the wound and
increase the risk of infection.

Never use home remedies for third-degree burns (3). If you have severe burns, go
to the doctor immediately for proper treatment.

The reason is, severe burns require medical care as soon as possible. This can help
prevent scarring, deformities, and deformities.