The Degree of Burn Known as a Full-Thickness Burn, Often

question 133

Multiple Choice

The degree of burn known as a full-thickness burn, often also involving subcutaneous tissue is:

• A) a first-degree burn.
• B) a second-degree burn.
• C) a third-degree burn.
• D) a fourth-degree burn.

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Unresponsive

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