Physical Injuries Section Practical

ByAyman Mohamed Abdelfatah

2010

First degree: Erythema and blistering without loss of dermis .

Second degree: Destruction of skin.

Third degree: Destruction of tissues below skin.

1st degree burn blistering

1st degree burn blistering

1st degree burn + blistering

1st degree burn + blistering

1st degree burn + blistering

BOXER’S ATTITUDE + SKIN SPLITTING

SKIN SPLITTING + THERMAL SKULL FRACTURE

CHARRING + MUSCLE RUPTURE

THERMAL FRACTURE AND SKELETONIZATION

Irregular chalky white lesion (areola), often with raised borders and a central crater

Irregular chalky white lesion, often with raised borders and a central crater

Irregular chalky white lesion, often with raised borders and a central crater

Irregular chalky white lesion, often with raised borders and a central crater

Irregular erythematous lesion, often with raised borders and a central crater

Irregular erythematous lesion, often with raised borders and a central crater

Irregular erythematous lesion, often with raised borders and a central crater

Numerous individual and confluent areas ofthird-degree burns

Numerous individual and confluent areas ofthird-degree burns

Numerous individual and confluent areas ofthird-degree burns

Numerous individual and confluent areas ofthird-degree burns