Abstract
Burn injuries are a global health issue with extensive physical and psychological ramifications. Nursing care plays an instrumental role in the recovery of individuals with burn wounds. There is a growing interest in incorporating exercise programs as a supplementary approach alongside conventional burn wound care. This review meticulously assesses the influence of exercise interventions integrated into nursing care for burn wound patients. By amalgamating current empirical evidence, it seeks to provide valuable insights into potential advantages, obstacles, and optimal strategies. Burn injuries encompass a spectrum of noteworthy physical, psychological, and socioeconomic repercussions. Exercise confers several benefits, including enhanced circulation, prevention of muscle wasting, expedited wound healing, effective pain management, anxiety alleviation, and bolstered self-esteem. Nurses occupy an indispensable position in promoting exercise not only for prevention but also during rehabilitation, addressing mental health concerns, and facilitating education. Ultimately, exercise emerges as a substantial contributor to holistic burn patient care, thereby warranting further exploration and the development of comprehensive guidelines.
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