flash burn

He shook his arm and glared at the flash burn.

I dropped low where the flash burned on the wet ground and picked it up.

The flash burned into his consciousness, as did the other details of the split-second event.

The Scene Leader received flash burns on his face, arms, and chest.

Flash burns are caused by electrical arcs that pass over the skin.

A searing flash burned his eyes, and he slammed the cover shut, blinking.

The blinding flash burned a lacing line through the stone block wall beyond him.

He was panting, his face blistered from flash burns.

Muzzle flash burns around the entry hole in the nylon."

Less than half a millisecond, or her head would have been taken clean off-but she got the flash burn.

It was as if he was afraid that an overlong look might result in a flash burn.

White flashes burned into my eyes through my clenched fists and eyelids.

"When you're done, please prepare this isolated section for flash burning," said Ender.

All three suffered from flash burns and shock.

My flash burned briefly on a gaunt face.

He has flash burns and glass in one eye, but makes a quick recovery and is discharged the next day.

I'd seen a vampire burn in sunlight, and they flash burned, hot white flames, like magnesium.

Will I develop any scarring or permanent visual loss from a corneal flash burn?

"Yes, I agree, they look like flash burns.

Even at this distance the flash burned Fong's face.

Captain and co-pilot bought it with flash burns.

Burns can be related to the blast (flash burns) or a result of secondary fires.

The muzzle flash burned the hair above the ear," Dronet said.

These include flash burns, crush injuries and respiratory injuries.

That will protect your face from flash burns, prevent temporary blindness and keep flying objects out of your eyes.