Estimates the first-24-hour crystalloid resuscitation volume for a burn using the Parkland formula.
| Field | Unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | kg | 1–150 |
| Burn area (TBSA) | % | % total body surface area, partial + full thickness |
Estimates the first-24-hour crystalloid resuscitation volume for a burn using the Parkland formula.
Weight (kg), Burn area (TBSA) (%).
Starting estimate only. Burns ≥10–15% TBSA need formal fluid resuscitation; titrate to urine output and senior/burns-unit guidance.
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