The 19-year-old later developed toxic epidermal necrolysis syndrome which has damaged her sight.
What does TENS stand for?
TENS stands for Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis Syndrome (a form of Stevens Johnson Syndrome)
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She is also suffering from toxic epidermal necrolysis syndrome, which has made her visually impaired.
They describe the pathophysiology of burns, the basics of evaluation, resuscitation and treatment, wound care, antibiotics, control of wound sepsis, nutrition, inhalation injury, general nonburn inpatient wound care, care of toxic epidermal necrolysis syndrome, electrical and chemical burns, and pediatric burn management.