Objective: To investigate the effect of the implementation of hydrofluoric acid burn patient care interventions to promote physical and mental health and to explore better treatment of patients with the significance of nursing intervention. Methods: 60 cases of hydrofluoric acid burn patients were randomly divided into observation group and control group, 30 in each group. Control group were given routine nursing, the observation group were given nursing intervention on the basis of the control group were observed wounds 3d and 30d after two groups of patients and reduce the proportion of wound healing. Results, observation group and the control group, wound healing and reduce the proportion of cases the difference was significant (P0.05). Conclusion carry out nursing intervention, timely psychological care, offers a range of user-friendly, detail-oriented, step by step of the nursing intervention can effectively improve the hydrofluoric acid burn patients treated with the degree, so that patients get the wounds to restore as soon as possible to achieve the physical and psychological recovery purpose.

Hydrofluoric acid (HF) causes a unique chemical burn. Much of the current treatment knowledge of HF burns is derived from case reports, small case series, animal studies and anecdotal evidence. The management can be challenging because clinical presentation and severity of these burns vary widely. Plastic surgeons managing burn patients must have a basic understanding of the pathophysiology, the range of severity in presentation and the current treatment options available for HF burns.

The present article reviews the current understanding of the pathophysiology and systemic effects associated with severe Hydrofluoric acid burns. Furthermore, it distinguishes between minor and life-threatening HF burns and describes several of the basic techniques that are available to treat patients with HF burns.