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The most common type of leg ulcers are those caused by:
 
  a. arterial disease.
  b. venous disease.
  c. lymphatic disease.
  d. mixed arterialvenous disease.



A benign disorder consisting of irregular patches of skin totally lacking in pigment is:
 
  a. ichthyosis.
  b. pityriasis rosea.
  c. psoriasis.
  d. vitiligo.



A pustule is a:
 
  a. vesicle or bulla containing pus.
  b. mass of exfoliated epidermis.
  c. circumscribed, elevated superficial area filled withclear fluid.
 d. plug of secretion contained in a follicle.



Wounds affecting the epidermis and the dermis are called:
 
  a. superficial.
  b. partial thickness.
  c. full thickness.
  d. none of the above.
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6 years ago
b
Leg ulcers caused by underlying venous disease are the
most common type.

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d
Vitiligo is an idiopathic disorder, which means for most
people that no cause can be identified. The areas that are
lacking in pigment are more susceptible to sunburn.

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a
Examples of pustules are acne, furuncle, folliculitis or
impetigo.

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b
Partial thickness wounds are superficial and present
clinically as an abrasion, blister or shallow crater.
Mom r. Author
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6 years ago
Easily the best answer, ty and have a wonderful day
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