Is your burn just red, with no bumps or blisters?
If so, this is a first degree burn or superficial burn. These are best treated by placing the affected area under cool running water for 15-20 minutes, until the area is cool to the touch. Do not use ice! It may add additional problems!
After the area is cool, you may want to put aloe gel on it, or some other cream- but this is optional.
Is your burn blistering and red?
If so, this is a second degree burn or intermediate burn. This is best treated by immersing the area in cool water, changing the water as it heats- or very slow running water. Always use cool water. Keep cooling the area for 15-20 minutes, until the area is cool to the touch. You want the area to cool down so that it does not continue burning you! (Yes, the heat you feel when you touch a burn on your skin before you treat it can burn you further, and therefore you really want to treat it as soon as you can!)
After the area is cool, cover the area with a dry sterile "cloth"- I would suggest a piece of gauze, using medical tape to secure it.
You do not want to pop the blisters, and you want the area to be able to breath. Do not wet the cloth before applying, as that takes away air flow, and also ensuring that if you didn't cool it enough, the remaining heat will not be trapped in the bandage and do more damage.
Is the area blackened?
This would be a 3rd degree or deep burn. If you have a 3rd degree/deep burn, you NEED TO GO TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM NOW.
These burns require immediate medical attention, no matter how small they are.
If you put your finger on a hot ember you will burn it
If it is new put ice on it. Hold it there. Don't put any salves on it they make the burn worse.
you use technology or you can put the finger print on a paper and light it with a lighter (becareful not to burn the paper)
No
Does My Ring Burn Your Finger was created on 2001-10-29.
i guess you put cold water on it and wrap it up in a cloth then go to the hospital.
Put the Finger on You was created in 1981.
Immediately run the affected finger under cool water for 10-15 minutes to reduce pain and swelling. Avoid using ice directly on the burn as it can further damage the skin. Consider applying aloe vera gel or a burn cream and covering the burn with a sterile bandage. If the burn is severe or covers a large area, seek medical attention.
Ni it's not that acidic.
There are no parts that would cause any sort of burning to your finger.
You put it on your ring finger. That is the finger that the wedding ring goes on.
If it's fluorescent, no.