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Which type of burn is BEST described: Mass loss of skin, reduced feeling, almost whitish. A. first-degree burn B. second-degree burn C. third-degree burn D. fourth-degree burn
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Which type of burn is BEST described: Mass loss of skin, reduced feeling, almost whitish.

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

User Vitalii Mytenko
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It is most definitely a fourth-degree burn.
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Would be the best choice Third-degree Burn
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