ABCs to secure airway especially if there is any sign of oral or facial burns.
Remove all O2 tanks and tubing from patient
As healthcare provider, avoid contact with ignited<unk>  phosphorus
Continuous irrigation and grossly debride (use Wood's lamp if available to fluoresce the<unk>  phosphorus)
Wet dressings that cut off O2 exposure to remaining<unk>  phosphorus
Monitor Calcium and Phosphorus levels
Copper sulfate
Traditionally used to both convert<unk>  phosphorus and visualize end product (cupric phosphate)
However, is systemically absorbed and may lead to intravascular hemolysis, renal Failure, and cardiovascular collapse
Update Tetanus
Traditionally used to both convert<unk>  phosphorus and visualize end product (cupric phosphate)
However, is systemically absorbed and may lead to intravascular hemolysis, renal Failure, and cardiovascular collapse
White phosphorus toxicity
Thermal Burns
Gold toxicity
Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome
Phosphorus toxicity
Chemical Burns
Salicylate toxicity
Hydrofluoric Acid