When assessing zone of coagulation of a third-degree burn injury, what should the nurse be alert for?

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1. There is no pain sensation in this zone because the nerve endings have been destroyed.
2. Capillary refill is minimal to nonexistent with a third-degree burn.
3. The surface of a third-degree burn is dry, firm, and may have a leathery feel.
4. The second-degree superficial burn wound is often bright red in color.

When Assessing Zone of Coagulation of a Third-Degree Burn Injury