Question

A 40-year-old beachboy is complaining to you that his suntan made him popular when he was young—but now his face is all wrinkled, and he has several darkly pigmented moles that are growing rapidly and are as big as large coins. He shows you the moles, and immediately you think "ABCDE." What does that mean, and why should he be concerned?

Answer 1

Answer and Explanation:

The two most significant issues experienced clinically with a casualty of severely charred areas are lost body liquids bringing about drying out and an electrolyte unevenness, and the danger of infection.

Unblemished skin viably squares not just the dispersion of water and water-solvent substances out of the body, yet goes about as a boundary restricting the intrusion of different microorganisms.