Skin Burns
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Skin Burns
View Originalpicture 1Superficial burn
Superficial burns are red, and they turn white when you press them.
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Superficial burn
Superficial burns are red, and they turn white when you press them.
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Superficial partial-thickness burn
Superficial partial-thickness burns can form blisters, and they turn white when you press them. They might feel moist and leak fluid.
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Superficial partial-thickness burn
Superficial partial-thickness burns can form blisters, and they turn white when you press them. They might feel moist and leak fluid.
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Deep partial-thickness burn
Deep partial-thickness burns form blisters and do not turn white when you press them.
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Deep partial-thickness burn
Deep partial-thickness burns form blisters and do not turn white when you press them.
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Full-thickness burn
Full-thickness burns are white, gray, or black, and do not turn pale when touched. The burned skin cannot feel anything, so it does not hurt when you touch it.
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Full-thickness burn
Full-thickness burns are white, gray, or black, and do not turn pale when touched. The burned skin cannot feel anything, so it does not hurt when you touch it.
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