A child has been admitted to the burn unit for treatment. On assessment, the nurse observes fluid-filled blisters, mottled, waxy white skin, and pain when dressings are removed. These burns would be classified as a:
a. Superficial burn
b. Partial-thickness burn
c. Full-thickness burn
d. None of the above
B
The wound described meets the parameters of a partial-thickness burn.
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