Our discussion this weekis on BURN. 1. Provide Burn description and classification. 2.Give a brief a pathophysiology on burn. 3.What are the clinical…

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Question Our discussion this week is on BURN.2. Give a brief a pathophysiology on burn.1. Provide Burn description and classification.3. What are the clinical manifestations ?4. Diagnostic testing and methods used in burn patients5- Medical treatment/ management of burn6- Complications and preventions7. Nursing management and priorities  Health Science Science Nursing Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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