Inhalational injuries occur as a complication of approximately one-third of burns and may lead to significant morbidity and mortality if not correctly managed.1 Inhalational injury to the upper airway can occur as a result of direct thermal injury, leading to airway swelling and necessitating the need for early intubation for airway protection.2 Inhalational injuries can also damage the lower airways due to exposure to smoke and other chemicals. Respiratory distress may be further …