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Critically Burned Patient, 1st degree burn on forehead, 2nd degree on arms…

- - - - burned area not painful
- - - - damages epidermis
    - - damages epidermis
      - damages Dermis
    - - damages epidermis
      - damages upper range of dermis
    - - divides the body into 11 areas
        
        each accounting for 9%
        
        1 additional area counts for 1%
      - critical burns
        
        over 25% of the body with 2nd degree burns
        
        over 10%of the body has 3rd degree burns
        
        3rd degree burns of the face, hands, or feet
  - - - Thick skin
        
        5 layers
        
        stratum basale
        
        stratum Spinosum
        
        stratum lucidum
        
        stratum granulosum
        
        1 more item...
      - Thin skin
        
        4 layers
        
        stratum basale
        
        stratum spinosum
        
        stratum granulosum
        
        stratum cornium
      - tissue type
        
        Keratinized Stratified Squamous Epitheleal Tissue
    - - papillary layer
        
        tissue type: Areolar connective tissue
      - Reticular layer
        
        tissue type: dense irregular connective tissue
    - - color pigment
        
        melanocytes
        
        Tyrosine
        
        Melanin
        
        carotene
        
        vitamin A
        
        hemoglobin
    - - hair structure
        
        in dermis
        
        hair bulb
        
        hair follicle
        
        hair matrix
        
        hair root
        
        1 more item...
        
        hair follicle receptor
        
        hair follicle plexus
        
        dead keratonized cells
      - types of hair
        
        vellus hair
        
        terminal hair
    - - nail folds
        
        nail matrix
        
        nail bed
        
        root
        
        nail plate
        
        free edge
    - - oil glands
        
        sebaceous gland
        
        sebum
        
        holocrine glands
        
        bactericidal
      - sweat glands
        
        merocrine sweat glands
        
        dermcidin
        
        apocrine sweat gland
        
        mammary glands
        
        ceruminous glands
        
        axillary and anogenital areas
        
        sudoriferous glands
- - - - cyanosis
      - pallor
      - erythema
      - yellowness
      - ecchymoses
      - albinism
      - vitiligo
    - - basal cell carcinoma
      - squamous cell carcinoma
      - melanoma
    - - boils
      - cold sores
    - - eczema
      - contact dermatitis
  - - - allopecia
      - male pattern baldness
  - - - fungal infection
      - koilonnychia
        
        iron deficiency
      - yellow tinged nails
        
        respiratory disorder
        
        thyroid gland disorder