Burns are considered moderate if they are:
a) full-thickness burns of the hands and feet.
b) associated with any degree of respiratory injury.
c) complicated by bone injuries.
d) full-thickness burns of 2% to 10% of the body area.

d

Explanation:

If it's a full thickness burn, then it only requires 2% to qualify as a minor burn. For moderate burns, the TBSA burn in adults is 10%-20%, 5%-10% in children or the elderly, and 2-5% if it's a full thickness burn. Additionally, special types f burns are considered moderate regardless of percentage.   and no i didnt look it up my teacher actually just showed us like 20 min ago

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