Category: Burn Trauma Cut
All things you want to know about Burn Trauma Cut anatomy, different types of Burn Trauma Cut anatomical changes, Burn Trauma Cut anatomy, Burn Trauma Cut physiology and pathology changes, Burn Trauma Cut outer view, Burn Trauma Cut anatomy detail.
Partial-thickness Burn
Superficial burn (e.g., sunburn): damage is limited to the epidermis; symptoms are erythema (hot red skin), pain, and edema (swelling); desquamation (peeling) of the superficial layer usually occurs several days later, but the layer is quickly replaced from the basal layer of the epidermis without significant scarring. Partial-thickness burn: epidermis and superficial dermis are damaged […]
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Classification Of Burns Rule Of Nines
Burns are classified as severe if they cover 20% or more of the total body surface area (excluding superficial burns like sunburn), are complicated by trauma or inhalation injury, or are caused by chemicals or high-voltage electricity. One way to estimate the surface area affected by a burn in an adult is to apply the […]
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