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In the context of the human skeleton, what are the plates that make up the carapace called?
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5. Integumentary System
Introduction to the Integumentary System
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Which of the following statements about skin infections is true?
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Bacterial skin infections can be treated with antibiotics.
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All skin infections are contagious.
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Fungal infections are typically caused by bacteria.
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Viral skin infections can be treated with antibiotics.
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Begin by identifying the types of skin infections mentioned: bacterial, fungal, and viral.
Understand that bacterial skin infections are caused by bacteria and can be treated with antibiotics. Antibiotics are effective against bacteria, not viruses or fungi.
Recognize that fungal infections are caused by fungi, not bacteria. Common fungal infections include athlete's foot and ringworm, which are treated with antifungal medications.
Note that viral skin infections are caused by viruses, and antibiotics are not effective against viruses. Treatment for viral infections often involves antiviral medications or supportive care.
Consider the statement about contagion: not all skin infections are contagious. Some bacterial and viral infections can be contagious, but fungal infections vary in their contagiousness.
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