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AssignmentMultiple Choice

Dermatologic Drugs

Question 14 • VA_Pharmacology_A

What do alopecia and tinea capitis have in common?

Answer
A
Both are caused by bacterial infections at the scalp.
B
Both affect the scalp and can result in hair loss.
C
Both are treated with antifungals.
D
Both are treated with vasodilators.

Explanation

Both conditions affect the scalp and can be associated with hair loss. Alopecia refers to hair loss, while tinea capitis is a fungal scalp infection that can cause hair to break or fall out. Tinea capitis is not bacterial, and alopecia does not always require antifungal treatment.

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