4-Burns+(including+frostbite+&+sunburn)

=Burns=

By: Mindy Sheridan, Kelsey Rodriguez, Caylee Sollers
Classification system is based on the number of layers involved


 * First Degree Burns**- (Typical Sunburn) Causes minor discomfort and some reddening of the skin. Although the surface layers of the epidermis may peel in one to three days. No blistering occurs, and actual tissue destruction is minimal.

(Severe Sunburn)

====**Second Degree Burns**- Involves the deep epidermal layers and always causes injury to the upper layers of the dermis. Damage sweat glands, hair follicles, and sebaceous glands. Blisters, severe pain, generalized swelling, and fluid loss characterized scarring is common. (severe second degree burns)====


 * Third Degree Burns**- Full thickness burn. Complete destruction of the epidermis and dermis. Difference between second and third lesions are in sensitive to pain immediately after injury because of the destruction of nerve endings causing lots of fluid loss serious problems.

(Severe Third Degree Burn)

This condition happens when you are exposed to temperatures below the freezing point of skin.
 * Frostbite-** Frostbite occurs when tissues freeze.



(Frostbite)