Burns

FIG. 20.1. A: Second-degree umbilical burn due to silver nitrate. B: Second-degree burn of the leg from contact with an iron. C: The buttocks of this infant show a second-degree burn as a result of being intentionally immersed in scalding water.

FIG. 20.1. A: Second-degree umbilical burn due to silver nitrate. B: Second-degree burn of the leg from contact with an iron. C: The buttocks of this infant show a second-degree burn as a result of being intentionally immersed in scalding water.

FIG. 20.2. Second-degree sunburn.

FIG. 20.4. Deep partial-thickness burns.

FIG. 20.5. Full-thickness burns.

FIG. 20.8. This circumferential burn carries a high risk of leading to complications and disability.

FIG. 20.12. Electrical hand burn.

Burn: partial thickness, forearm

FIG. 26.3. Immersion burns. A: Hot water burn in an immersion pattern. B: Hot liquid spill burns sustained by a 6-month-old child.