AIRWAY
Intubate if:
Respiratory distress, respiratory depression, or altered mental status
Progressive hoarseness
Supraglottic or laryngeal edema/inflammation on bronchoscopy or NPL
Full thickness burns to face or perioral region
Circumferential neck burns
Major burns over 40-60% of body surface area
Respiratory distress, respiratory depression, or altered mental status
Progressive hoarseness
Supraglottic or laryngeal edema/inflammation on bronchoscopy or NPL
Full thickness burns to face or perioral region
Circumferential neck burns
Major burns over 40-60% of body surface area
Remember, the intubation will only get more difficult as edema worsens!
Bronchodilators if evidence of bronchospasm
See Carbon monoxide toxicity
See Cyanide toxicity
Smoke inhalation injury
Smoke inhalation injury 
Inhalation injury
Chemical injury
Carbon monoxide toxicity
Acrolein
Thoracic trauma
Hydrochloric acid