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14 January, 16:36

Is a superficial fungal infection found on the head.

Tinea cruris

Tinea capitis

Tinea pedis

Tinea corporis

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  1. 14 January, 18:22
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    Option B, Tinea capitis

    Explanation:

    Superficial fungal infection of skin of head or scalp is known as Tinea capitis.

    These fungal infection attack the hair shafts and follicles and is a superficial form of mycosis or dermatophytosis.

    Tinea cruris is the superficial infection of genitals, buttocks and inner thighs regions. Hence, option A is incorrect.

    Tinea pedis is the superficial infection of foot and regions between the phalanges. Hence, option C is incorrect.

    Tinea corporis is the superficial infection of arms, legs or skin. Hence, option D is incorrect.

    Thus, option B is correct.
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