Question

You are assisting a burn victim. The layers of skin and tissues are permanently damaged. The muscles and bones are affected by the burn too. Which type of burn is it?

Answer 1

If a burning victim's layers of skin and tissues are permanently damaged and the muscles and bones are affected then the type of burn experienced by the victim is third degree burn. This type of burn is the most severe and treatments depend on the quantity of the surface area that is affected.

Answer 2

The answer is "Third-degree burn".

Pain management for burns can be troublesome, in light of the fact that consumes vary in sort and seriousness. There are three sorts of burns:

First-degree burns are viewed as mellow contrasted with different consumes. They result in agony and blushing of the epidermis (external layer of the skin).

Second-degree burns (fractional thickness burns) influence the epidermis and the dermis (bring down layer of skin). They cause torment, redness, swelling, and rankling.

Third-degree burns (full thickness burns) experience the dermis and influence further tissues. They result in white or darkened, burned skin that might be numb.