What symptom distinguishes a second-degree from a third-degree burn?
A) presence of erythema associated with the third-degree burn
B) lack of initial pain associated with the third-degree burn
C) presence of significant pain initially with the third-degree burn
D) presence of blisters associated with the third-degree burn
Answer: B
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