<h2>Treatment for a second-degree burn</h2>
Explanation:
A second-degree burn, a partial thickness burn, can be severe and affects the outer epidermal layer of the skin and sometimes also the inner dermal layer. The skin turns red and swollen with blisters and can be very painful.
- Removing any type of clothing or objects like jewelry which is covering the burn area
- Cooling the burn area by running or showing under cool water. Ice cold or ice must not be applied
- Once cooled, the area should be covered loosely with sterile gauze
- The blisters should not be broken
- Home remedies like applying butter, oil or other ointments over the blisters should not be done.
Answer:
A medical record is more limited in scope than a medical chart.
Explanation:
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<span>Surgical Correction Generally is only required for What?
Congenital heart defects
(Strabismus, scars, breasts ...<span>)</span></span>
Answer:
Leave the person, and focus on the one's who need help
Answer:
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