Cool the burn by using large amounts of cool water. Cover the burn with dry, clean dressings. If burn is caused by chemicals, flush skin or eyes with large amounts of cool running water. If electricity is responsible for the burn, make sure the power is off. Check breathing and pulse if victim is unconscious.
Cover burn with a clean, dry dressing.
If someone is unable to move or use a body part, keep the injured part from moving, apply ice to the injury site and get medical care. Splint the body part only if the victim must be moved and you can do it without causing more pain or in the position you find it. To splint an injury, support the injured area above and below the site of the injury. Soft materials, such as folded blankets, towels, pillows, folded triangular bandages or a triangular bandage tied as a sling can be used. If someone becomes suddenly ill, care for life-threatening conditions first.