A burn is one of the most traumatic injuries in the world which leads to injury of skin, subcutaneous tissue, mucous membranes and deep structures created by the harmful effects of pathogenic quantities of heat, chemicals, electricity or radiation to the surface of the body. The risk of injury is present at every step, in the kitchen, in the bathroom, in the garage, but also outside the doorstep, at the workplace or in the street. Depending on the depth of burning damage, we can divide it into four levels. When determining the percentage of total body area affected, the Wallecs' rule of the nines is most often used. Upon hospital admittance, it is necessary to evaluate the degree of burns and treat burns according to the general algorithm for estimating and taking care of burned persons - providing airways, oxygenation, ventilation, and hemodynamic stability and surgically assisted burns. Primary surgical burning treatment consists of estimation of the size and depth of the burn, the protection against tetanus (anaTe) and the debridement of the wound. Local treatment of burns begins with bandaging, at which rules of asepsis and antisepsis are taken in order to reduce the risk of infection, followed by applying silver bazed cream, and according to doctors' advice various burn dressings which contain active silver can be used. For surgical treatment Mesh graft, Thiersch graft, Meek micrografting method, Integra or keratinocytes culture are applied. The health care of a burned patient is extensive and requires daily co-operation of nurses with anesthesiologists, surgeons and other team members (microbiologists, radiologists, physiotherapists, nutritionists, psychologists), therefore, an effective multidisciplinary approach in taking care of burning patients is needed.