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NURS 600 EXAM #1 EXAM WITH
CORRECT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
2025

 alopecia - CORRECT-ANSWERSInvoluntary hair loss. Typically occurring

on the scalp but may occur anywhere on the body.

 Alopecia can occur in either the ______ or the _____ phases of hair growth.




 The most common type of hair loss occurs during the ____ phase. -

CORRECT-ANSWERSAnagen or the Telogen Phase



 Most common type: Anagen phase

 Hereditary thinning of hair in susceptible men and women is related to:

_____________ - CORRECT-ANSWERSAndrogen Receptor Variation

(Anagen Phase)

, ______ Phase alopecia is often caused by: (7) - CORRECT-

ANSWERSHigh fever, medications, endocrine/metabolic abnormalities,

anemia, childbirth, stress, and malnutrition.

 2 Categorizations of Alopecia: - CORRECT-ANSWERSScarring and

NONscarring

 No clinically apparent scarring, inflammation or skin atrophy. Hair shafts

are small and hair follicles are preserved.

 ____________ Alopecia - CORRECT-ANSWERSNONscarring Alopecia

 Permanent hair loss with tissue destruction. Inflammation, loss of hair

follicles, skin atrophy and fibrosis are present: __________ Alopecia -

CORRECT-ANSWERSScarring

 Types of NONscarring Alopecia (5): - CORRECT-ANSWERS1. Telogen

Effluvium

 2. Androgenetic Alopecia

 3. Alopecia Areata

 4. Tinea Capitis

 5. Traumatic Alopecia

 _________ type of alopecia that has a higher incidence in younger

individuals. Both sexes are affected equally. - CORRECT-

ANSWERSAlopecia Areata

,  _______ Alopecia:

 Males affected more than women.

 50% Caucasian males by age 50.

 40% Caucasian females by age 70.



 Less common in Asians and AA. - CORRECT-ANSWERSAndrogenetic

Alopecia

 Common causes of DIFFUSE NONscarring Alopecia: - CORRECT-

ANSWERSHypothyroid, "balding" pattern, hypopituitary, hypoadrenal,

drug-induced, iron deficiency, telogen and anagen effluvium, alopecia areata

 Common causes of LOCALIZED NONscarring Alopecia: - CORRECT-

ANSWERSAlopecia Areata, Ringworm, Traumatic Hair Pulling, Secondary

Syphilis

 Common causes of LOCALIZED Scarring Alopecia: - CORRECT-

ANSWERSBurns, radiation, shingles, kerion, tertiary syphilis, lupus, lichen

planus

 Postpartum hair loss with diffuse shedding. Reversible without treatment. -

CORRECT-ANSWERSTelogen Effluvium
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