I can't find all the answers for this... I need 6 points for 6 marks, if you know any then that'd be helpful.+REP
If a person is badly burnt the hairs on the skin are lost and blisters can cover the surface of the skin.
- Explain how burns to the skin affect temperature regulation in the human body.
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i used to put the names of my favourite singers here... then i realised nobody cared
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Doing your homework the night before you go back after winter break?
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@Kardan; Kinda, it's for my mini-mock on Tuesday
i used to put the names of my favourite singers here... then i realised nobody cared
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What the hell is a mini-mock? A smaller version of a mock test? Why can't they just call it a test?
Originally Posted by Skandair
@Kardan; Kinda, it's for my mini-mock on Tuesday
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Yeah it's a mini version of a mock Originally Posted by Kardan
What the hell is a mini-mock? A smaller version of a mock test? Why can't they just call it a test? I think they're important though
i used to put the names of my favourite singers here... then i realised nobody cared
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05-01-2014, 08:08 PM #6
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Hair in the skin = termic protection, if you burns the skin, your hair s gone and there is no balance on the temperature in the burn area (if you compare to the rest of the body).
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