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Qué (quién) es Sunburn - definición


sunburn         
  • Sunburn effect (as measured by the [[UV Index]]) is the product of the sunlight spectrum at the earth's surface (radiation intensity) and the erythemal action spectrum (skin sensitivity). Long-wavelength UV is more prevalent, but each milliwatt at 295 nm produces almost 100 times more sunburn than at 315 nm.
  • Skin peeling on the upper arm as a result of sunburn – the destruction of lower layers of the [[epidermis]] causes rapid loss of the top layers
  • Tanning]] of the forearm (visible darkening of the skin) after extended sun exposure
  • [[Blister]]s on a sunburned shoulder
  • Erythemal dose rate at three Northern latitudes. (Divide by 25 to obtain the UV Index.) Source: NOAA.
INFLAMMATORY REACTION FROM ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION CHARACTERIZED BY TRANSIENT REDNESS, TENDERNESS AND OCCASIONAL BLISTERING
Sun burn; Sun Exposure; Sunburned; Sun blister
¦ noun inflammation of the skin caused by overexposure to the ultraviolet rays of the sun.
¦ verb (be sunburned or sunburnt) suffer from sunburn.
Sunburn         
  • Sunburn effect (as measured by the [[UV Index]]) is the product of the sunlight spectrum at the earth's surface (radiation intensity) and the erythemal action spectrum (skin sensitivity). Long-wavelength UV is more prevalent, but each milliwatt at 295 nm produces almost 100 times more sunburn than at 315 nm.
  • Skin peeling on the upper arm as a result of sunburn – the destruction of lower layers of the [[epidermis]] causes rapid loss of the top layers
  • Tanning]] of the forearm (visible darkening of the skin) after extended sun exposure
  • [[Blister]]s on a sunburned shoulder
  • Erythemal dose rate at three Northern latitudes. (Divide by 25 to obtain the UV Index.) Source: NOAA.
INFLAMMATORY REACTION FROM ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION CHARACTERIZED BY TRANSIENT REDNESS, TENDERNESS AND OCCASIONAL BLISTERING
Sun burn; Sun Exposure; Sunburned; Sun blister
·vt To burn or discolor by the sun; to Tan.
II. Sunburn ·noun The burning or discoloration produced on the skin by the heat of the sun; tan.
sunburn         
  • Sunburn effect (as measured by the [[UV Index]]) is the product of the sunlight spectrum at the earth's surface (radiation intensity) and the erythemal action spectrum (skin sensitivity). Long-wavelength UV is more prevalent, but each milliwatt at 295 nm produces almost 100 times more sunburn than at 315 nm.
  • Skin peeling on the upper arm as a result of sunburn – the destruction of lower layers of the [[epidermis]] causes rapid loss of the top layers
  • Tanning]] of the forearm (visible darkening of the skin) after extended sun exposure
  • [[Blister]]s on a sunburned shoulder
  • Erythemal dose rate at three Northern latitudes. (Divide by 25 to obtain the UV Index.) Source: NOAA.
INFLAMMATORY REACTION FROM ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION CHARACTERIZED BY TRANSIENT REDNESS, TENDERNESS AND OCCASIONAL BLISTERING
Sun burn; Sun Exposure; Sunburned; Sun blister
n.
1) to get a sunburn
2) a painful sunburn

Wikipedia

Sunburn
Sunburn is a form of radiation burn that affects living tissue, such as skin, that results from an overexposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation, usually from the Sun. Common symptoms in humans and animals include: red or reddish skin that is hot to the touch or painful, general fatigue, and mild dizziness.
Ejemplos de uso de Sunburn
1. Sunburn÷ The sun represented divinity, and so sunburn denotes closeness to God.
2. Fine figure of a man. – Gwilym Rhys–Jones, Costa del Sol Wow..nasty sunburn.
3. UVB rays, the most potent rays that reach the earth, cause sunburn.
4. The men were treated at a hospital Friday for sunburn, cuts and scrapes.
5. However, UVB is behind most cases of sunburn and the majority of skin cancers.