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A child has burns on the face and hands. These are classified as:

1. Partial burns.
2. Major burns.
3. Minor burns.
4. First degree burns.

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1. The face and hands are considered major areas for burns because of the surface area.
2. The face and hands are considered major areas for burns because of the surface area.
3. The face and hands are considered major areas for burns because of the surface area.
4. The face and hands are considered major areas for burns because of the surface area.

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