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Select the correct answer.
Matt suffered slight burns in an accident. When the skin burns, it loses some of its functions. First-degree burns affect the top layer of skin. What effect will first-degree burns most likely have on the upper layer of the skin?
A.
Matt loses his sensation of pain.
B.
The skin will have no sensation at all.
C.
Matt will be more prone to infections.
D.
The sebaceous glands will stop moisturizing the skin.
E.
The skin loses its elasticity.

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Answer:

I think it is D.

Step-by-step explanation:

The skin would be exposed, it wouldn't be that well protected, so germs and bacteria would get on/in the burned area and cause infections.

User Mirco Attocchi
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The correct answer is that Matt will be more prone to infections.

User Elexis
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