i would say the absolute method but im not sure sorry
Adenine forms adenosine when connected ribose.
Repeated blood sampling.
IV administration of fluid.
IV administration of medications.
IV administration of chemotherapeutic agents.
IV nutritional support.
IV administration of blood or blood products.
Answer:
The answer to this question is dependent on several factors.
Explanation: The severity of a burn will be dependent on numerous factors, such as, but not limited to the following:
the depth of the burn or injury
where the burn is located on the body
the body surface area that was burned
the patient's age
the patient's previous medical history
and any other complicating factors that may have been present prior to the injury occurring
For Scald Burns:
The temperature of the liquid/substance that burns the skin DOES matter, as well as the duration the substance was on the patient's skin.
Burns are classied as First Degree, Second Degree, and Third Degree. All of these factors are taken into consideration when classifying the degree of the burn.
Explanation:
