NGNclex Quick Tips - 25.05.2023

Burn Depth

• Superficial-thickness burn: Mild to severe erythema (pink to red) is present, but no blisters.

• Superficial partial-thickness burn: Large blisters may cover an extensive area.

• Deep partial-thickness burn: Wound surface is red and dry with white areas in deeper parts

• Full-thickness burn: Appears waxy white, deep red, yellow, brown, or black

• Deep full-thickness burn: Eschar is hard and inelastic.

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