You should analyze the situation quickly and decide whether you can help the victim. Bleeding can be usually be controlled by applying pressure to the wound. Without controlling the bleeding the wound could bleed out of control and the wound could get much worse than it already is. Apply pressure using a sterile gauge band aid held firmly on the wound. Press on the artery above the bleeding point if the directpressure fails to stop the bleeding.
Burns will usually be blistered (but not always (through epidermis to dermis. Aseptic technique applies. Large burns or burns in critical areas should have been cooled to body temp, covered, and transported to a burn center or Emergency department. No Potions or Lotions! As they will just have to be removed causing needless pain.Smaller burns 1% MAY be treated and debrieded locally by removing the blisters and any associated loose skin, cleaning with surgical soap and water, covering open / wet portions with Silvadene (or equiv) and covered withy stick-free/lint free dressing and a bandage. All second degree burns require re-evaluation up to 48 hrs as they may prove to have 3rd degree areas develop as the burn matures. Ensure current tetnus and consider oral antibiotics depending on circumstances and environmentals of healing.