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What characterizes a superficial burn?

Decreased pain sensation at the site of injury

Healing time of 2-4 weeks

Presence of blisters and eschar

Red, peeling, and mildly painful wound (correct)

How does a deep partial burn differ from a superficial partial burn?

White spots due to minimal scarring (correct)

Red, peeling, and blistered wound

Decreased pain at the site of injury

Bloodless, white, and hairless wound

Which type of burn requires skin grafts for healing?

Full burn (correct)

Superficial burn

Superficial partial burn

Deep partial burn

What distinguishes a superficial partial burn from a deep partial burn?

Healing time of 1-2 weeks Signup and view all the answers

Which type of burn is characterized by white spots indicating minimal scarring?

Superficial partial burn Signup and view all the answers

What is a distinctive feature of a full burn?

Wound is bloodless, white, and hairless Signup and view all the answers

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Burn Classification

Superficial burn: affects only the epidermis, characterized by redness, peeling, and mild pain, heals in 3 days by re-epithelialization with no scarring.
Superficial partial burn: affects the epidermis and papillary dermis, characterized by redness, peeling, blisters, and pain, heals in 1-2 weeks with minimal scarring (white spots).
Deep partial burn: affects the entire epidermis, dermis, and some nerve connections, characterized by redness, waxy appearance, white color, decreased pain sensation at the site, but pain in surrounding tissue, blisters and eschar may be present, heals in 2-4 weeks with possible significant scarring.
Full burn: affects the entire epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous tissue, characterized by a bloodless, white, and hairless appearance, with eschar formation, requires surgical intervention, skin grafts, and revascularization for healing.

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Test your knowledge on different types of burns and their characteristics. Learn about superficial burns, superficial partial burns, and deep partial burns, along with their healing processes and potential scarring outcomes.