For a minor (first-degree) burn where the skin is red but not blistered, what is the immediate recommended first aid?

The correct answer to the question "For a minor (first-degree) burn where the skin is red but not blistered, what is the immediate recommended first aid?" is Option C: Hold the burned area under cool (not cold) running water for 10-20 minutes..

The other options — A) Apply ice directly to the burn., B) Apply butter or oil to soothe the skin., D) Break any blisters that may form. — are incorrect for this Life Skills & Safety question. As explained above: For a minor burn, immediate cooling with cool (not cold or icy) running water (C) helps reduce pain, swelling, and further tissue damage. Ice (A) can cause frostbite and further damage. Butter or oil…