[header] How to treat airbag burns [title] Call emergency services as soon as possible. [step] Airbag burns are usually second-degree in severity, which require medical attention. The face, neck, and hands are often affected, and a doctor should examine burns of any nature that affect these areas. <sep> (A) Problem areas include : [substeps] The mouth and eyes nose cold sores wounds and burns from inhaling smoke [title] Cool it down. [step] Airbags cause pain, swelling, and numbness in the body. (B) [substeps] Call emergency services as soon as possible as a result of nosebleeds or if pressure on the nose causes the nose to bleed. Have emergency medical staff clear the area as quickly as possible. (C) [substeps] Ask for help in maintaining proper airbags when emergency personnel arrive. You should also call emergency services (1-800-273-8255) or visit a local hospital. (D) There's also a chance the burn could be chemical in nature, which requires a medical professional. [substeps] Additionally, burns are prone to infection, and seeking medical treatment will help ensure proper healing.
D