JO: Magandang umaga mga kapatid.

Welcome po sa ma aksyong edition na wanted sa

radyo ang kakampi ng mga inaapi. At ngayon po mga kapatid ay April 24, 2023 ako po
si Sharee Roman.
JO: Ngunit hindi po natin makakasama ang nag iisa nating Action Man at hari ng public
service na si Senator Raffy Tulfo sa kadahilanang may pinupuntahan po syang
emergency. Sa ngayon po ako muna ang magiging lingkod ninyo at huhusayin natin
ang sitwasyon ng ating biktima na si Maam Alyssa na nasabugan ng LPG tank.
JO: Magandang umaga po maam
A: Magandang umaga rin po
JO: kamusta po kayo maam alyssa, ano pong pakiramdam nnyo?
A: yun nga maam sobrang hirap
JO: wala po kayong iniinom na gamot maam? para sa pain?
A: meron po maam kaso di po talaga tumatalab sobrang sakit
JO: okay, ni resetahan po ba kayo ng mga antibiotics maam?
A: meron po sir
JO: at mahal po yun alam ko, sino po gumagastos bumibili ng antibiotics mga gamot?
A: tulong tulong po yung mga kapatid ng asawa ko saka yung mga kamaganak namin
sa gastos namin.
JO: wala pong binigbigay na pambili ng gamot ito pong nka disgrasya sa inyo ito pong
may ari ng LPG dealership wala?
A: opo wala po kahit singko wala pong inabot kahit nung nagpa hospital kami walang
binigay
JO: ano pong sabi ng doktor tungkol po sa inyung mga sugat ilang araw daw po yan
bago totally mag hilom po maam
A: mga 1year daw ho
JO: Wala hong sinabi yung mga doktor na kailangan pong ma operahan?
A: yun pong mga kamay ko po pag hindi ko ma balik may ano po na operahan kasi po
naninigas po yung dito ko di ko maigalaw.
JO: wala po kayong nilalagay na ointment po jan para sa mga sugat?
A: nilalagayan ko lang po ng petrolium jelly yang lang po, pero kasi yung dito ko po di
na ma baba as in ganyan lang siya.
JO: Ngayon nandito po ating linya si SPO4 Janeenne Silvano upang mag bigay ng
imporamasyon tungkol don sa may ari ng LPG dealership, magandang umaga maam.
JANEENNE: Magandang umaga po maam sharee at maam alyssa. Kasalukuyan po
ngayon ma'am ah tinatry po naming icontact yung ah may ari ng LPG dealership, pero
hindi po kasi sila sumasagot at binabaan po kami. Pinuntahan po namin kahapon ang
kanilang establishemento ay nag sara na po at nag tanong2 po kami at sabi ng mga tao
doon ay ilang araw napo silang sarado at umalis daw po sila ng bansa.
JO: Ah mukhang takot nga ho sila sa maaring isampa na kaso. Wag kayong mag alala
maam alyssa ay tutulungan po namin kayo lalo na sa mga expenses para sa pag
papagamot nyo po. So ngayon po ah may inimbitahan ho kaming doktor na specialista
sa mga Burns po at siya na mang mkakatulong rin ho sa inyo upang masagot ang ating
mga katanungan. Narito po si Doc Ella Racman. Hello po Doc.
Doc: Good morning, Sharee.
JO: So, doc ah ano po ba ang paso o burn injury at may posibilidad ba na ma
apektohan ang ating buto nito sa katawan?
Doc: So, paso o Burn is a medical condition that occurs when the skin or other tissues
of our body are exposed to heat, radiation, electricity, chemicals, or friction. Burn injuries
can range in severity from minor burns that affect only the top layer of our skin to more
severe burns that penetrate deep into the skin and underlying tissues and can even
cause damage to bones and internal organs.
JO: Doc ah sa pagkaka alam ko po kasi may mga degree po yang mga paso eh, so sa
tingin niyo po anong degree na itong kay maam alyssa? Malala na ho ba ito?
Doc: The severity of a burn injury is typically classified based on its depth and the
percentage of the body surface area that is affected. The most common classification
system is the "Rule of Nines," which divides the body into regions that make up 9% or
multiples of 9% of the total body surface area.
So, First-degree burns only affect the top layer of our skin (epidermis) and cause
redness, pain, and swelling, but generally heal within a few days without leaving scars.
Yung Second-degree burns naman po is extend into the deeper layer of our skin
(dermis) and can cause blistering, pain, and swelling. Third-degree burns are the most
severe and extend through all layers of skin and may also affect underlying tissues and
organs, leading to extensive tissue damage and scarring.
Sa kaso ho ni ma’am Allyssa eh nasa third degree na ito base sa kanya salaysay
na hindi niya maigalaw ang kanyang kamay may posibilidad ho na naapektohan yung
mga tissue, muscle at buto nya. Pero maari pa ho naman natin itong agapan sa
pamamagin ng pag opera.
- Debridement: This is a surgical procedure in which dead or damaged tissue is
removed from the burn site to prevent infection and promote healing. The
surgeon may use a scalpel, scissors, or a special tool to remove the damaged
tissue.
- Skin grafting: Skin grafting is a surgical procedure in which healthy skin is taken
from another part of the body (the donor site) and transplanted to the burn site.
The transplanted skin acts as a temporary or permanent covering for the burn
site and helps to promote healing.
- Flap surgery: In some cases, a flap of healthy skin and tissue from a nearby
area may be used to cover the burn site instead of a skin graft. This is known as
flap surgery and is often used when the burn site is large or difficult to cover.
- Tissue expansion: Tissue expansion is a procedure in which a balloon-like
device is inserted under healthy skin near the burn site. Over time, the balloon is
gradually inflated with saline solution to stretch the skin and create a larger area
of healthy skin that can be used for grafting or flap surgery.
- Amputation: In rare cases, amputation may be necessary if the burned area is
too large or damaged to be effectively treated with surgery.
It is important to discuss all available treatment options with a medical professional to
determine the best course of action for treating third-degree burns.
JO: So, doc ano po ba yong mga possible na complications sa ganito po?
Doc: Burn injuries can lead to various complications, depending on the severity and
location of the burn. Some of the common complications include:
 Infection: Burned skin is more prone to infection because it is damaged and has
a reduced ability to fight off bacteria. Infection can lead to sepsis, a life-
threatening condition.
 Scarring: Burns can cause permanent scarring, which may affect the function
and mobility of the affected area. Severe burns can also result in contractures,
which are permanent tightening of the skin, muscles, and tendons that limit
movement.
 Respiratory problems: Inhalation of smoke or other toxins can lead to
respiratory problems, including lung damage and respiratory failure. In severe
cases, a patient may need to be placed on a ventilator.
 Psychological problems: Burn injuries can have a significant psychological
impact on a patient, leading to depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress
disorder (PTSD).
 Hypovolemia: Hypovolemia is a condition in which the body loses too much
blood or fluid, leading to low blood pressure, decreased organ perfusion, and
shock.
 Hypermetabolism: Hypermetabolism is a condition in which the body uses
energy at an abnormally high rate. This can result in weight loss, muscle wasting,
and increased susceptibility to infection.
 Renal failure: Burn injuries can lead to acute kidney injury due to the release of
myoglobin, a protein found in muscle tissue, which can damage the kidneys.
 Nutritional deficiencies: Burn patients may require specialized nutrition
support, as they often have increased caloric needs and may have difficulty
eating due to pain and other complications. Malnutrition can lead to delayed
healing and other complications.

JO: Doc may mga ma ibabahagi po bay kayong mga prevention para sa ating viewers
po?
Doc: Syempre naman meron po, burn injuries can be prevented by taking appropriate
precautions and practicing safety measures in everyday life.
- Install smoke alarms: Ensure that you have smoke alarms installed in your
home, and make sure that they are functioning properly. This will alert you in
case of a fire and help you take the necessary action.
- Keep a fire extinguisher handy: Have a fire extinguisher at home and make
sure you know how to use it. You can prevent a small fire from turning into a
major disaster by extinguishing it early.
- Be careful while cooking: Cooking is a common cause of burn injuries. Always
keep a close eye on the stove and use potholders and oven mitts while handling
hot dishes and cookware.
- Check water temperature: Make sure that the water temperature in your shower
or bathtub is not too hot, especially if you have children or elderly people at
home.
- Be cautious around flammable liquids: Flammable liquids such as gasoline,
lighter fluid, and cleaning solvents can ignite easily. Keep them away from open
flames or heat sources.
- Be careful with electrical appliances: Faulty wiring or damaged electrical
appliances can cause fires. Always make sure that electrical appliances are in
good working condition and keep them away from water.
- Use protective gear: When working with potentially hazardous materials or
equipment, always use protective gear such as gloves, goggles, and masks.
- Educate children: Teach your children about the dangers of fire and how to stay
safe around hot objects and open flames.
By following these precautions, you can reduce the risk of burn injuries and create a
safer environment for yourself and those around you.
JO: Thank you very much doc no sa pagsagot ng aming mga katanungan. so ngayon
po maam alyssa ano po bang plano natin sa sitwasyon niyo
A: ganito nlng ho siguro maam iuurong nlng ho namin yong kaso hindi na po kami mag
sasampa kasi nangyari na po eh wala napo kaming magagawa. Tinulongan na din kami
ni sir raffy sa mga bayarin sa pagpapagamot ko.
JO: bilang parte po ng ating aksiyon magbibigay po ang ating senator raffy tulfo ng
250k para ho pandagdag sa pambayad niyo ng hospital at sasagutin napo ni idol raffy
ang mga gamot niyo na good for 3 months. At sana ay makatulong narin ho ito sa inyo
A: nako maam malaking tulong na ho yan maraming salamat po talaga. Hindi ko ho kasi
inaasahang mangyari to sakin lalo na't napaka hirap ng aming buhay. Maraming
salamat po.
JO: Mamaya po tatawagan po kayo ng staff namin hihingin ang address nyo para po
mabigay ang kaunting tulong ni idol raffy.
JO: At dito na po nagtatapos ang Idol in Action ni senator raffy tulfo, maraming salamat
po Doc Ella, SPO4 Maam Janeenne Silvano, maam alyssa at mga netizens na nanood.
Magandang umaga po sa lahat!