Chapter 10 true or false

sunburn is a non-medical condition

false

tinea versicolor is characterized by brown spots on the skin

false

you cannot get hyperpigmentation from the sun

false

chloasma ( liver spots) are caused by long-term sun exposure

true

many sunburns occur when people are out of their normal environment or are ignorant abut sun protection

true

reddening of the skin is an example of short-term sun damage

true

sun-induced skin discoloration begins in the late teens and early 20s and gets continually worse

true

sunburned skin will eventually peel due to the extreme dryness

true

there is no such thing as short-term sun damage

true

tinea versicolor is what many refer to as sun spots or sun fungus

true

treatments for sunburn include cool packs, a cool bath with vinegar added to water, an application of plain yogurt to the area, or the use of over-the-counter anesthetic sprays if the client is not allergic to them

true