Which best summarizes this passage? there are three classes of burns: first, second, and third degree. a first-degree burn is minor and can be treated at home. second-degree burns are more serious and may need a doctor's attention. a third-degree burn is an emergency; the victim should be taken to a hospital immediately. burn victims may also go into shock. there are three classes of burns. some can be treated at home. first-degree burns can be treated with cold water. second and third-degree burns should be attended to by a doctor. do not put ice or cold water on third-degree burns. give the victim lukewarm water with salt to treat for shock. there are three classes of burns: first, second, and third degree. first-degree burns are common; you can get one from an iron or sunbathing. do not treat it with grease or butter. second-degree burns can form blisters. third-degree burns are caused by steam or fire. do not remove clothing from someone with a third-degree burn. nextreset?