the bubble will probably pop before you can even light it Different answer: If the gas inside the bubble is flammable, it will burn... assuming the bubble doesn't pop first. For instance, a methane bubble will burn if you light it, though one filled with regular air will not.
Does My Ring Burn Your Finger was created on 2001-10-29.
Leave it alone.
you might be getting blisters
If you put your finger on a hot ember you will burn it
no you wont get unless your open wound or blood comes in contact with the blood of a hiv positive patient
Normally when you get a burn it's always good to put toothpaste on that burn it prevents it from making a bubble and swelling up. It may burn for a lil bit but you should be fine. It may make a scar after couple of days you can put coco butter to remove the scar. If the burn is really bad you should go to the hospital. They have special treatment for your burn.
Ni it's not that acidic.
If you are a layperson and see a "bubble" in IV tubing, you should report it to the nurse. Sometimes a bubble can be easily corrected; but other times, it can create additional problems. NOTE: if a "bubble" of air is large, or if there are many bubbles, it can push an air embolis into the bloodstream which can create a life-threatening condition! A small bubble can be easily corrected, usually. Sometimes, the smallest bubble presents no risk unless there are many. If you are a professional, or have been trained to do IVs for a family member, you can place your fingers (index and middle finger) above the bubble, and thumb and pinkie below the bubble -- lightly, don't squeeze the tube -- and tap the bubble with your index finger and thumb of your other hand. Be careful that you don't jar the needle / insertion site. After 1 or 2 taps, the bubble should rise and break up, with the air traveling upward, back toward the IV bag. Again, if you are not trained, you should seek the advice of a trained medical person so that they can evaluate the tubing, IV flow, and the presence of the air "bubbles".
There are no parts that would cause any sort of burning to your finger.
If it's fluorescent, no.
You hold your finger on the game's 'bubble' until it goes into the LiveArea edit mode. Pressing your finger on the bubble again will give options such as delete or information.