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What Is It/ |
How Is It Recognized/ |
Is Massage indicated |
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Condition Name |
What Are They? |
How Are They Recognized? |
or Contraindicated? |
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Burns
are caused by dam- |
First-degree
burns involve mild in- |
Massage
is locally contraindi- |
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age
to the skin that causes |
flammation.
Second-degree burns |
cated
for all burns (except, |
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the
cells to die They can be |
include
blistering and damage at |
perhaps,
mild sunburns) in the |
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caused
by fire, overexpo- |
the
deeper levels of the epider- |
acute
stage. In the subacute |
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sure
to the sun, dry heat, |
mis.
Third-degree burns penetrate |
and
postacute stages, massage |
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wet
heat, electricity radia- |
the
dermis itself and will often |
may
be performed around the |
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tion,
extreme cold, and |
show
white or black charred |
damaged
area within pain toler- |
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toxic
chemicals. |
edges.
In the postacute stage, se- |
ance
of the client. |
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rious
burns will often develop |
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shrunken,
contracted scar tissue |
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over
the area of affected skin. |
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