What is the liquid in a burn blister?!
Question: It is your body's own healing fluid. Any kind of cut or scrape will make your body produce the same fluid, but with a burn blister it is contained in the blister.
Answers: It is your body's own healing fluid. Any kind of cut or scrape will make your body produce the same fluid, but with a burn blister it is contained in the blister.
White Blood Cells.
i call it pus.. but it is inflamatory white cells or something..
Very simply put, It is body fluids, plasma, serum, whatever you want to call it. It is plasma.
It is the result of your body rushing body fluids to the site of an injury
to try to heal it. If you are burned over a large
area of your body, you will go into shock because your body
has lost fluids, vital to life. You don't just go into shock due to pain,
or injury, it is actual loss of fluids, your heart and kidneys
cannot function. They measure burns in rules of nines, with
nines representing so much body area burned. If you are burned
badly enough, they must do cut downs to start IVs to replace fluids
or the patient will die.
I am pretty sure that it is called plasma, which comes out of your blood
It is serous from the lymph system.
Wow I'm learning reading the other answers to your question, I always thought it was just water
: )