Abstract: The hemodynamic state of patients with burn shock is extremely unstable. Goal-directed analgesia based on hemodynamic characteristics of different treatment phases is a key point in the treatment of burn shock. This can play active roles in reducing the stress response, decreasing the oxygen consumption, and protecting the organ function. This article reviews the hemodynamic characteristics of burn shock and its need for analgesia in different treatment phases, hoping to provide reference for appropriate analgesia.