Health and Body · Topic 50 of 118
Recognising Burns
⭐ MasteredA burn is damage to the skin caused by heat, sun, chemicals or electricity. Cool a minor burn under cool running water for at least 20 minutes and tell an adult.
💡 Fun fact
Never put ice or butter on a burn, as this can cause more damage.
All about Recognising Burns
A burn is damage to the skin caused by heat, sun, chemicals or electricity. For a minor burn, cool it under cool running water for at least 20 minutes and tell an adult.
Never put ice or butter on a burn.
Small burns can look red and feel painful, while more serious burns may blister, turn white or look charred. Knowing the difference helps you decide what to do.
Tell an adult straight away if the burn is large or deep.
🎮 Try it yourself!
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Real-life uses of Recognising Burns
- Kitchen safety
- First aid at home
- Summer sun safety
Frequently asked questions about Recognising Burns
What should you do first for a minor burn?
Cool it under cool running water.
Should you put butter on a burn?
No, it can cause more harm.