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Matching question 1. Seborheic dermatitis 2. Contact dermatitis 3. atopic dermatitis 4. psoriasis 5. Urticaria 6....


Matching question

1. Seborheic dermatitis

2. Contact dermatitis

3. atopic dermatitis

4. psoriasis

5. Urticaria

6. acne vulgaris

7. alopecia

8. Herpes simplex virus type 1

9. herpes zoster

10. impetigo

Choice :

a. shingles

b. hives

c. inflammatory disease of sebaceuus glands and hair follicles.

D. appears to have allergic or hereditary components.

e. produces dry , moist or greasy scaling.

f. characterized by high rate of skin cell turnover.

g. cold sores or fever blisters.

h. baldness

i. contagious streptococcal or staphylococcal skin infection.

j. causes erythema and small skin vesicles.

k. boil or abscess.

L. bedsore

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1. Seborrohic dermatitis ------------------------c.inflammatory diseases of sebacious gland and hair follicle

2. Contact dermatitis------------------------------d. Appears to have allergic or hereditory components.

3. Atopic dematitis--------------------------------- e. Produce dry,moist or greasy scaling.

4. Psoriasis------------------------------------------ f. Characterized by high rate of skin cell turn over.

5. Urticaria-------------------------------------------- b. Hives.

6. Acne vulgaris-------------------------------------- j. Causes erythema and small cell vesicles.

7. Alopecia-------------------------------------------- h. Baldness.

8. Herpes simplex virus type 1-------------------- g. Cold sores or fever blisters.

9. Herpes zoster------------------------------------- a. Shingles.

10. Impetigo------------------------------------------- i. Contagious streptococcal and staphylococcal infection.

Nightingale answered 2 years ago
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