antipyrotic

an·ti·py·rot·ic

(an'tē-pī-rot'ik),

1. Synonym(s): antiphlogistic

2. Relieving the pain and promoting the healing of superficial burns.

3. A topical application for burns.

[anti- + G. pyrōtikos, burning, inflaming]

antipyrotic

/an·ti·py·rot·ic/ (an″te-) (an″ti-pi-rot´ik)

1. effective in the treatment of burns.

2. an agent with this quality.

antipyrotic

[-pīrot′ik]

Etymology: Gk, anti + pyr, fire

pertaining to the treatment of burns or scalds.

antipyrotic

adjective
(1) Referring to an anti-inflammatory effect; antipyretic (preferred). 
(2) Referring to burns; this is little used in the working medical parlance (“burn related” is preferred).

noun
(1) An obsolete term for an anti-inflammatory agent. 
(2) A term of waning use for anything used to manage burns.

antipyrotic

1. effective in the treatment of burns.

2. an agent used in the treatment of burns.