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A bruise often results from what?
 
Bleeding under the skin after an injury
 
Exposure to sunlight
 
Constant itching
 
Acne-related issues
He developed a blister on his heel. What is a blister?
 
A small bubble on the skin filled with clear fluid
 
A small, dark mole
 
A type of scar
 
A form of eczema
A wart is a smooth growth on the skin caused by a bacterial infection.
False (A wart is a rough growth caused by a viral infection)
When does eczema tend to flare up for some people?
 
During times of stress or weather changes
 
When taking a new medication
 
After eating dairy products
 
When exercising heavily
What best describes a mole on the skin?
 
A small, dark spot that is usually benign
 
A red itchy rash
 
A deep bruise from an injury
 
A small bubble of fluid caused by friction
A scar is a temporary mark left on the skin that fades within a few weeks.
False (A scar is a permanent mark)
An itch is an uncomfortable sensation that makes you want to scratch.
True
After touching a plant, she noticed a rash. What is a rash?
 
A noticeable change in the texture or color of the skin
 
A small raised mole
 
A scar from a past injury
 
A fluid-filled blister
She used a cream to help clear up a pimple. What is a pimple?
 
A small inflamed bump on the skin
 
A mole on the skin
 
A blister filled with fluid
 
A scar left from an injury
What is acne commonly associated with?
 
Clogged hair follicles causing pimples and blackheads
 
Bruises from injuries
 
Sun exposure on the skin
 
An allergic reaction to food
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