The blood differential test measures the percentage of each type of white blood cell (WBC) that you have in your blood. It also reveals if there are any abnormal or immature cells.
Deep Partial-Thickness Burn. involves complete destruction of the epidermis & the majority of the dermis; the involved area may appear to be discolored w/broken blisters & edema; damage to nerve endings may result in only moderate levels of pain; healing occurs w/hypertrophic scars & keloids. Full-Thickness Burn.
1 Superficial burns (1st degree burns)-- affect the top layer of skin only. 2  Skin is red and painful. 3  Partial-thickness burns (2nd degree burns)-- affect the top 2 layers of skin. 4  Most notable by blisters (which may develop quickly or take 24 hours to form), but also red, mottled, wet and painful skin. Skin is red and painful. 2  Partial-thickness burns (2nd degree burns)-- affect the top 2 layers of skin. 3  Most notable by blisters (which may develop quickly or take 24 hours to form), but also red, mottled, wet and painful skin.