NOT a feature of deep burn is -
Ans. is d i.e. Blisters Shallow Depth of Burn Colour & Appearance Skin Texture Capillary Refill Pinprick Sensation Healing First degree uper Sficial epidermis Red Normal Yes Yes 5-10 days. No scar Burn Second degree Superficial paial thickness Red may be blistered Edematous Dry to very small bilsters Yes Yes 7-14 days. No. or minimal scar Deep paial Thickness Pink to White bullae or moist Thick Possibly Possibly 25-60 days, dense scar see d Third eg Full thickness thick White black or brown Leathery Dry & Inelastic No No No spontaneous healing Deep Burn Involves underlying No spontaneous Fouh degree subcutaneous tissue tendon or bone Variable Variable No No healing According to Sabiston & CSDT (13/e p210) blisters are seen only in 2'd degree superficial burns (i.e. Shallow burns). Whereas Schwaz writes that blisters can be also be seen in 2nd degree deep burns.
Black charred skin
White leathery skin
Loss of pain sensation
Blisters