Burn Table

Burn table, area and fluid calculate. Parkland, Brooke, Evans. Lund Browder, 9's

Fluid management in patients with major burns plays a fundamental role during the early period following the burn.

The Lund-Browder chart is one of the most accurate methods to estimate not only the size of the burn area but also the burn degree in both adult and pediatric burn patients.

Rule of nines chart another easy way to solve the fluid requirement for burned patients.

Both charts are widely used in clinical practice.

The burn resuscitation fluid in this application has calculated by using Parkland, Brooke and Evans formulas.

Features:

- Reduce the time required to obtain results in clinical practice.

- The most familiar formulas and charts are used.

Formulas:

- Parkland

- Brooke

- Evans

Charts:

- Lund Browder

- Rule of nines

Note:

- This application is prepared for doctors, medical students and other health professionals.

- All resuscitation formulas are meant to serve as guides only.

- Consequently, fluid management in major burns should be monitored using clinical and laboratory parameters.

What's New in the Latest Version 1.2

Last updated on Jun 10, 2024

- Support api level 27 (Android 8.1 Oreo).
- Some minor bugs has been fixed.

Gameplay:

Burn Table is an exciting card game that combines strategy, luck, and a touch of bluffing. Players aim to be the first to get rid of all their cards by burning them on a central table.

Objective:

The primary goal of Burn Table is to be the first player to burn all their cards. This can be achieved by strategically playing cards that match the number or suit of the top card on the burn table.

Card Play:

Each player starts with a hand of cards. On their turn, they must play a card that matches the number or suit of the top card on the burn table. If they cannot play a matching card, they must draw one from the draw pile. If the draw pile is empty, they skip their turn.

Burning Cards:

When a player plays a card that matches the top card on the burn table, they burn both cards, removing them from the game. If a player plays a card that matches the number and suit of the top card, they burn three cards instead of two.

Special Cards:

Burn Table includes special cards that add excitement and strategy to the gameplay. These cards include:

* Burn 2: Burns two cards from the top of the burn table.

* Wild Card: Can be played on any card and burns three cards.

* Skip: Skips the next player's turn.

* Draw 2: Forces the next player to draw two cards.

Bluffing:

Bluffing is an integral part of Burn Table. Players can bluff by playing cards that do not match the top card on the burn table, hoping to force other players to draw cards or burn their own cards.

Winning:

The game ends when one player burns all their cards. This player is declared the winner.

Variations:

Burn Table has several variations, including:

* Burn All: Players must burn all their cards in a single turn to win.

* Reverse Burn: The game is played in reverse, with players starting with the lowest cards and burning their way up.

* Progressive Burn: Players must burn cards in a specific order, from low to high or vice versa.