 pavement burn. Health experts say it can take just seconds to get this kind of burn, and the longer you're in contact with that hot surface, the deeper the burn will be. Most commonly, they see patients who are drunk and fall on the hot pavement, others who have seizures or pass out from dehydration and can't get off the pavement quickly enough. Another common occurrence is people hopping out of the pool and walking barefoot to the shade, burning the soles of their feet on the way. For more health news, go to foxnewshealth.com. From Lisa Brady, Fox News.