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Burn Dehydration When skin is burned, the damaged tissue can no longer protect the body. Burned skin is no longer able to retain fluids and electrolytes within the underlying tissue, protect the body from infectious agents, and thermoregulate through the dilation and contraction of blood vessels. If the burns are not deep or extensive, the skin can regenerate to restore homeostasis, However, if the burn is severe, the burn victim must receive medical intervention immediately to offset these losses before dehydration, hypothermia and shock set in. Skin is burned fluid and temperature stabilize Discussion Questions: 1. Fill in the following statements on the image above: intact dermis regenerates, homeostasis restored damaged dermis is unable to regenerate, fluids & heat are lost (use twice), temperature & fluid levels stabilized through medical intervention, fluid & temperature stabilizes