Nationally Registered Certified Medical Assistant (NRCMA) (NAHP) Practice Exam

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What are characteristics of infantile eczema?

  1. Red, raised, pruritic, scaling areas on cheeks, scalp and diaper area

  2. Smooth, shiny areas on cheeks

  3. Dark, thick patches on legs

  4. White, scaly patches on scalp

The correct answer is: Red, raised, pruritic, scaling areas on cheeks, scalp and diaper area

Infantile eczema is a common skin disorder characterized by red, raised, pruritic, and scaling areas on the cheeks, scalp, and diaper area. These symptoms are not seen in the other options provided. Option B describes smooth, shiny areas on cheeks which is not a characteristic of infantile eczema. Option C describes dark, thick patches on legs which typically do not occur in infantile eczema. Option D describes white, scaly patches on the scalp which may be present in other types of eczema, but not specifically infantile eczema. Thus, option A is the correct answer.