What symptom distinguishes a second ^-degree from a third ^-degree burn? A) presence of blisters associated with the third ^-degree burn B) lack of initial pain associated with the third ^-degree burn C) presence of significant pain initially with the third ^-degree burn D) presence of erythema associated with the third ^-degree burn

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Third-degree burns often destroy nerve endings, leading to a lack of initial pain, unlike second-degree burns which are painful due to nerve exposure.

What Symptom Distinguishes a Second -degree from a Third -degree

What Symptom Distinguishes a Second ^-degree from a Third ^-degree