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2l. Explain why full-thickness burns initially may be painless but later become very painful. 22. Other than tissue destruction, what are complications that may arise from a burn? 24. Fill in values on the diagram used to assess burn area using the rule of nines. BODY SURFACE AREA (BSA) Total head - % Trunk - % Two legs - % Total - 100% Anterior body surface Posterior body surface

          2l. Explain why full-thickness burns initially may be painless but later become very painful. 
22. Other than tissue destruction, what are complications that may arise from a burn?
24. Fill in values on the diagram used to assess burn area using the rule of nines. 
BODY SURFACE AREA (BSA) 
Total head - %
Trunk - %
Two legs - %
Total - 100%
Anterior body surface
Posterior body surface
        
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2l explain why full thickness bums initilly may be painless but later become very painful 22 other than tissue destruction what are complications that may arise from a burn 24 fill in values 80616

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This occurs because full-thickness burns destroy nerve endings in the affected area, resulting in reduced initial pain sensation. However, as the burn begins to heal and nerve regeneration occurs at the edges of the wound, pain increases significantly.  Show more…

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2l. Explain why full-thickness burns initially may be painless but later become very painful. 22. Other than tissue destruction, what are complications that may arise from a burn? 24. Fill in values on the diagram used to assess burn area using the rule of nines. BODY SURFACE AREA (BSA) Total head - % Trunk - % Two legs - % Total - 100% Anterior body surface Posterior body surface
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