Question 12 • PBCSD_Grade_Forgiveness_0800300_Health_1_Life_Management_Skills_2019
Blisters typically form in second-degree burns, which damage the outer layer of skin and the layer beneath it. First-degree burns usually cause redness and pain without blisters, while third-degree burns destroy deeper skin tissue and may look white or charred. Therefore, the best answer is a second-degree burn.
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