A superficial partial-thickness burn includes: 1. Color pink, small thin-walled blisters 2. Color pink, area moist, blisters large, pain sensation intact 3. Color pink, area moist, will not blanch or...

A superficial partial-thickness burn includes:

1. Color pink, small thin-walled blisters

2. Color pink, area moist, blisters large, pain sensation intact

3. Color pink, area moist, will not blanch or refill, texture leathery

4. Color pink, area moist, blanches with slow capillary refills no blisters

Factors that may contribute to insensible fluid loss in the burned patient include:

1. Loss of protective covering of the skin

2. Increased temperature

3. Increased respirations

4. All of the above