单词 | second-degree |
释义 | > as lemmassecond-degree second-degree n. Medicine used to designate burns that are sufficiently severe to cause blistering but not permanent scarring (see quot. 1972); see also degree n. 6d. ΚΠ 1807 R. Morris & J. Kendrick Edinb. Med. & Physical Dict. I. at Burn Burns are attended with a degree of inflammation, greater or less, according to the violence of the injury; and, according to the different appearances they put on, they may be divided into four different classes, 1. When the burnt part is affected only with a sense of heat and inflammation; 2. When it is also accompanied with intense pain and vesication; 3. When the integuments are converted into an eschar; and, 4. When all the soft parts are scorched to the very bone.] 1930 Pack & Davis Burns iv. 20 Second Degree. Degree two is one of vesication. 1972 B. F. Miller & C. B. Keane Encycl. & Dict. Med. & Nursing 155/1 First-degree burns damage the epidermis; second-degree burns damage both epidermis and dermis; third-degree burns damage the epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous tissue. < as lemmas |
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