Inflammatory lesion – Friday Pop Quiz 2/25
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This is child's finger represents a localized inflammatory lesion resulting from an abnormal response to cold. What may be associated with this condition?
A. Osteoma cutis
B. Diabetes
C. Lupus
D. Calcinosis cutis
E. Cryoglobulins
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This is child's finger represents a localized inflammatory lesion resulting from an abnormal response to cold. What may be associated with this condition?
A. Osteoma cutis
B. Diabetes
C. Lupus
D. Calcinosis cutis
E. Cryoglobulins
To find out the correct answer and read the explanation, click here.
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