Epidermis, dermis, sub-Q tissue is burned and injured including fat, fascia, muscle, and bone

Most common STI and fastest spreading in the U.S.

Inflammation of the skin that usually presents with a red rash and main symptom is pruritus.

Nurses play a key role in this type of prevention.

The largest organ in the body

Sore throat, singed nasal hairs, eyebrows, eyelashes, hoarseness, carbon in sputum, soot around mouth or nose, shortness of breath, and stridor

No cure available for this STI but Zovirax is usesful in relieving and suppressing symptoms.

The nose becomes permanently enlarged, red, nodular, and bulbous.

used for predicting pressure sore risk.

Color of skin is determined by this

This method is used to quickly estimate the % of TBSA affected by burn injury

In the tertiary stage, this STI can cause severe neurologic and cardiovascular damage, mental illness, and GI disorders.

One of the most prevalent skin disorders and presents itself as a rosy appearance.

Most common areas that this type of ulcer or sore occur are coccyx, sacrum, spine, hips, heels, elbows, shoulder blades, ears, and back of head.

layer of skin attached to muscle and bone

Most commonly used fluid resuscitation formula

May cause genital warts and cervical cancer.

Characterized by patches of erythema covered with silvery scales and usually on the elbows, knees, trunk, and scalp.

Type of sore in which the tissue is deeply ulcerated exposing muscle and sometimes bone.

a lubricant that prevents drying and cracking of the skin and hair

An incision made into the eschar to relieve pressure on the affected area.

This STI may cause a cancer called Kaposi sarcoma.

Caused by an acute reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus that lies dormant in nerve roots.

Type of sore in which the area is red but skin remains intact.

Release water and electrolytes in the form of perspiration