Narrative:

As I was approaching last rows with beverage cart during the meal service, aircraft started to bounce around in turbulence. I ended up burning my left side, thigh, leg, and part of my left hand, trying to keep balance and keeping beverage cart from turning over on me. As I was putting it at an angle, it turned over slightly and aft divider (partition) held it 1/2 way, but it already had pulled my right arm since I was holding the cart in right hand and trying to hold myself with my left hand. Then, another bit of turbulence occurred and I was pushed against jump seat in the aft and hurt my lower back, which hit the metal edge. At this time, I only stood there, numb. I was, at this point, hurting from my neck all the way down on my back.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: FLT ATTENDANT RPT REGARDING INJURY DUE TO TURB WHEN CART TIPS AND HOT LIQUID BURNS THE L SIDE OF FLT ATTENDANT. FURTHER TURB PUSHES FLT ATTENDANT AND LOWER BACK HITS METAL EDGE CAUSING PAIN DOWN HER BACK.

Narrative: AS I WAS APCHING LAST ROWS WITH BEVERAGE CART DURING THE MEAL SVC, ACFT STARTED TO BOUNCE AROUND IN TURB. I ENDED UP BURNING MY L SIDE, THIGH, LEG, AND PART OF MY L HAND, TRYING TO KEEP BAL AND KEEPING BEVERAGE CART FROM TURNING OVER ON ME. AS I WAS PUTTING IT AT AN ANGLE, IT TURNED OVER SLIGHTLY AND AFT DIVIDER (PARTITION) HELD IT 1/2 WAY, BUT IT ALREADY HAD PULLED MY R ARM SINCE I WAS HOLDING THE CART IN R HAND AND TRYING TO HOLD MYSELF WITH MY L HAND. THEN, ANOTHER BIT OF TURB OCCURRED AND I WAS PUSHED AGAINST JUMP SEAT IN THE AFT AND HURT MY LOWER BACK, WHICH HIT THE METAL EDGE. AT THIS TIME, I ONLY STOOD THERE, NUMB. I WAS, AT THIS POINT, HURTING FROM MY NECK ALL THE WAY DOWN ON MY BACK.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.