Large, raised blisters filled with fluid that appear after a burn are called:
A)wheals.
B)lacerations.
C)bullae.
D)ulcers.

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Large, raised blisters filled with fluid that appear after a burn are called bullae. Wheals are small, raised, and itchy bumps that appear due to hives, insect bites, or allergic reactions. Lacerations are deep cuts in the skin. Ulcers are open sores that form due to a break in the skin.

Large, Raised Blisters Filled with Fluid That Appear After a Burn