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Hello, my name is Dr Ranj. Welcome to my surgery.

-Are you well?

-ALL: Yes!

Good! Someone is not feeling well.

I wonder who my next patient is.

Who has come to visit me? Who will it be?

Can you guess which friend it is? Let's see.

It's...Riz!

# The world's so full of what and why

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# And where does that thing go?

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# So much to learn and do

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# I want to shout... Yoo-hoo!

# So much to know

# So much to learn and do

# When I find out something new

# I want to shout... Yoo-hoo!

Come in, Riz.

Prrumph! Prrumph!

My name's not Riz, it is Eddie the elephant.

Prrumph!

-Hello, Eddie, what can I do for you?

-I burnt my trunk.

Oh, how did you burn your trunk?

-Ha-ha, fooled you, I'm not really an elephant, I'm Riz.

-So you are.

Look, I've burnt my trunk, I mean hand, with a cup of tea,

and it's really sore.

It looks red. Did you run it under cold water?

-No.

-OK, we better get that in some water to cool it down.

It's red, but it's not too bad, and there aren't any blisters,

which is a good sign.

-What's a blister?

-The top of the skin bubbles and fills with liquid,

which could mean it's serious. Pop your hand in this.

Ah, that's better already! Thank you.

Tell me, how did you do this?

Me and my friend were playing zookeepers and it was my turn

-to play the animal.

-Let me guess, you were an elephant?

Yeah! Oh, how did you guess?

Well, my friend was feeding me bananas.

Elephants go bananas for bananas.

I know that because I'm going to be a zookeeper when I grow up.

Prrumph! Prrumph! Prrumph!

-Riz, you're going to knock the bowl over!

-Oh, no, sorry.

Don't worry, I've got it.

That is what happened last time, except I knocked over

a hot cup of tea and it splashed all over my hand.

It still feels really hot and stingy.

-Will I need to go to a hospital?

-No.

But if a burn looks bad, you should see a doctor.

If it's serious, go to a hospital.

Luckily, yours isn't bad, no hospital for you.

-What if it was a bad burn?

-A bad burn should be soaked in water

and covered in a layer of cling film.

Cling film, ha-ha! That's for wrapping food, not people.

I know, it sounds funny, doesn't it?

The cling film stops dirt and germs getting to it

and also helps with the soreness.

Oh, I'm glad I don't have a bad burn.

This type of burn is called a scald.

A scald is caused by something wet and hot.

A burn is caused by something dry and hot, like fire.

Wow! I've got a scald.

Put your hand back in the water, you need to keep it in there longer.

Can't you put some ice in the water to cool it quicker?

Don't use ice or ice water,

they are too cold and could harm you.

Oh, how about cream? My dad sometimes puts cream on if I'm hurt.

You don't need to put cream on either,

just keep it cool like we are.

-For how long?

-Not long, but ideally for at least ten minutes.

That's ages. Why so long?

Because a scald carries on burning the skin

after you've had the accident.

Cool it down straight away to stop it from getting worse.

There is so much to think about with scalds.

That's right.

Let's ask Nurse Morag and the Healthy Helpers to tell us more.

-Hello, Nurse Morag.

-Hello, Dr Ranj. Hello, Riz.

Nurse Morag, I've got a scald.

Why do I have to keep my hand in cold water for so long?

Very good question.

I think I need the help of my Healthy Helpers to answer it.

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Today, I am in Halesowen and my Healthy Helpers are...

My name is Alice and I like swimming in the sea.

Hello, my name is Jack and I like tennis.

Hello, my name is Mia and I like jumping in the pool.

Hi, my name is Luke and I like winning.

Now, poor Riz has scalded his hand on hot tea.

Have any of you ever burnt or scalded yourself somewhere?

I got burnt on a pan and a saucer.

-Oh, dear. And what happened?

-I just put it under the tap.

-And is it better now?

-Yeah, it was a long time ago.

And you, Jack? Have you burnt yourself?

I burnt myself on a plate.

-When it was hot, boiling.

-Did it burn when you touched it?

Yeah, my fingers were red.

-And what did you do?

-I just left it.

-Did you not run it under cold water?

-Uh...no.

Next time, you should. Run it under cold water to take the burn away.

-What about you, young man?

-I burnt myself on a drop slide.

Oh, dear, a friction burn.

When it rubbed, it took some of the skin off.

Yeah. It was really red.

Mia, can you think of anything else that can burn or scald us?

-A toaster or a vent and a kettle.

-That's right.

Lots of things can burn us,

-especially things like...

-A cooker?

-A cooker, absolutely.

Hot water can burn us, which is why we always have a grown-up

help us when we run the taps or turn on the shower.

And what do you think we should do for a burn or a scald?

Run it under the cold tap.

Right. It's important if you get

a burn or a scald that you tell a grown-up

and you run it under cool water. Shall we play a game

-to find out more?

-ALL: Yes!

Now I can hear you. OK, let's go.

Right, my Healthy Helpers, join me on the red spot.

This is the hotspot because it's where the burn is.

Now, Riz wants us to tell him why he has to keep

his scalded hand in the cool water for so long.

But if you guys ever get a burn or a scald,

then the skin is incredibly hot, and that's what makes it hurt.

So, we have to cool the burn down with cool water.

And what we are going to do now is we are going to show how long

you have to keep your hand under water for by going really,

really slowly from our red spot here to the cool blue circles

that we've got over there.

Now, do you think you guys can go as slowly as you can

to the cool blue spots?

BOTH: Yes, we can definitely do that.

Excellent.

Are you ready to give it a go? OK.

Three, two, one, go!

That's it, nice and slowly.

I think you can go even slower than that, guys.

Could go down on the ground

and crawl along really slowly like a snail?

You guys are so slow.

Just remember, you've got to move really slowly

so we can show how long it takes to cool a burn down.

Excellent job. Well done, Mia.

Good job, Alice.

Right, boys.

Excellent, Jack.

OK, Luke.

Well done, everyone.

That was excellent slow moving.

Come on over here.

Very good.

Now, just like our Healthy Helpers have shown us,

it takes a long time for a burn to cool down, and that is why

you need to keep your scalded hand in the water for so long, Riz.

But if you do, the burn will feel much better.

ALL: Bye-bye, Riz, get well soon!

-Bye! Thank you!

-Bye, Healthy Helpers.

Bye, Nurse Morag.

Hey, I've got a bandage on my trunk!

Prrumph!

I'm glad your trunk is feeling better.

I covered it up for now to protect the scald while it heals.

Scald - wet and hot. Burn - dry and hot.

Scald - wet. Burn - dry.

-You OK, Riz?

-Yes. I'm trying to remember about burns and scalds.

Oh, I know what will help.

Right. Let's see if you can guess which of these things will give you

-a burn and which would give you a scald.

-Oh, a quiz!

That's right.

A fire.

I think that's dry, so that would burn.

Well done.

It's really important to stay away from flames and fire.

-Like the cooker at home or the fire in my friend's living room.

-Mm.

That's a hard one because it is a kettle for making hot, boiling water.

The water inside would give you a scald.

The steam that comes out of it would, too.

But the kettle is dry on the outside.

If you touched it, it would give you a...?

Both. A kettle would give you a scald or a burn.

-Brilliant!

-You didn't have one of a cup of tea?

No, I didn't, but as you now know, it would scald you like hot water.

Well, Dr Ranj, I burned my trunk, but I will be much more careful

when I play elephants next time, I'll tell you that.

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Hey! Can I go and play with my friend now, please?

-It's my turn to be the zookeeper.

-Of course you can.

And if you get another scald?

I have to put it in cold water.

But not too cold.

Correct. If it's a serious scald or burn or the skin is blistered?

Go to the hospital. Thanks, Dr Ranj.

Remember, the best thing is not to get hurt in the first place,

-so be careful around the house.

-I will.

-I think you've earned this.

Prrumph!

-Bye, Eddie.

-Bye!

Well, Riz has shown us why it is important to be careful

around hot things.

I'll see you next time. Until then, be safe, be happy, be healthy.

If you're not feeling well,

it is always best to go and see your own doctor. And get well soon.

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