Question

which type of burn affects both the outer layer and part of the underlying layer of skin?
first - degree burn
second - degree burn
third - degree burn
friction burn
question 9 of 20
which of these is the appropriate method of reporting suspected child maltreatment?
reporting online at the dcf reporting website
calling the 1 - 800 - 96 - abuse phone number
faxing the report
all of the above

Explanation:

First Question (Burn Type)

To determine the burn type affecting the outer and part of the underlying skin layer:

• First - degree burns affect only the outer (epidermal) layer.
• Second - degree burns (partial - thickness burns) affect the epidermis and part of the dermis (underlying layer).
• Third - degree burns affect all skin layers (full - thickness).
• Friction burns are a type of burn but not categorized by degree in the same way, and they don't match the description of affecting outer and part of underlying layers as specifically as second - degree.

For reporting suspected child maltreatment:

• Reporting online at the DCF reporting website, calling the 1 - 800 - 96 - ABUSE phone number, and faxing the report are all valid methods of reporting suspected child maltreatment in many regions. So the appropriate method is all of the above.

Answer:

B. Second - degree burn

Second Question (Child Maltreatment Reporting)