A child in your care has an area of red, blotchy , blistered skin. This is likely from a

A-poisonous spider bite

B-second degree burn

C-third degree burn

D-third degree bruise

Second-degree burns are those that compromise the epidermis and partially the dermis. They can be identified by a reddish hair region, swelling, blisters and sometimes even ulcers. Accordingly, we can say that the child mentioned in the question above has a second degree burn.

This type of burn causes a sensation of pain and can leave superficial or even deep scars, depending on the intensity that the skin was burned.

A child in your care has an area of red, blotchy , blistered skin. This is likely from a A-poisonous spider bite B-second degree burn C-third degree burn D-third degree bruise

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A child in your care has an area of red, blotchy , blistered skin. This is likely from a

A-poisonous spider bite

B-second degree burn

C-third degree burn

D-third degree bruise