 Within seven days of the final dressing change procedure, an investigator will facilitate the completion of the Stanford Acute Stress Reaction Scale SASRS. The SASRS instrument will be administered by the investigator or designee. The SASRS consists of 30 items. Ten questions are related to dissociation, six to re-experiencing of trauma, six to anxiety and increased arousal, six to avoidance of the trauma, and two to impairment in functioning. The questions can be modified to pertain to a specific event i.e. burn dressing changes. Each question is scored from 0 to 5. Also, the instrument contains an additional three questions specifically associated to ASD. They involve an event description, how traumatic the event was, and for how long the subject had his or her most severe symptoms in relation to the event. In order to have a positive score for ASD, the subject must score a 3 or higher for at least three of the dissociative symptoms and at least one symptom of each of the following: re-experiencing, increased anxiety and arousal, avoidance, and impairment of functioning. This scale has demonstrated reliability and validity and has been used in burn-related studies to assess for ASD with positive results. 