Burns
Description:
Burns can be subdivided into three categories; first, second and third degree - with severe cases having different treatment methods respectively. First degree burns are generally minor and can (usually) be ignored though second and third degrees require direct medical intervention.
Burns between 1% to 20% strength are first degree, between 21% to 50% they are second degree and above 51% they are third degree. Both acid burns and normal burns are counted together when determining the actual degree.
It’s important to note that - unlike other traumatic afflictions that directly affect vitality - burns will never appear on the 
Health scanner.
Caused By:
- Being on fire.
- Certain weapons.
Effects:
- Direct damage to vitality.
- Turns
Bandages dirty, with higher severity burns doing this faster. - May cause
Infected wounds, depending on burn severity.
Treatments:
First Degree Burns:
- Bandages or
Plastiseal. 
Antibiotic ointment.
Antibiotic glue.
Open close surgery (apply Plastiseal before 
Sutures).
Combat stimulant.
Second Degree Burns:
- Bandages or Plastiseal.
- Antibiotic ointment.
- Antibiotic glue.
- Combat stimulant.
- Open close surgery (apply Plastiseal before Sutures).
Third Degree Burns:
- Antibiotic glue.
- Combat stimulant.
- Open close surgery (apply Plastiseal before Sutures).