Sun Allergy Quiz
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Test your knowledge about sun allergy or photodermatitis.
Here is some information on sun allergy, which will help you score well in the quiz.
Sun Allergy (Photodermatitis)
- 1.
What is photodermatitis?
- A.
An inflammatory reaction of skin caused by hypersensitivity to water.
- B.
An inflammatory reaction of skin caused by hypersensitivity to the sun rays.
- C.
An inflammatory reaction of skin caused by hypersensitivity to the dust.
Correct Answer
B. An inflammatory reaction of skin caused by hypersensitivity to the sun rays. -
- 2.
Which of these substances can make the skin hypersensitive to the sun rays?
- A.
Sunscreen agents
- B.
Certain Drugs
- C.
Both of the above
Correct Answer
C. Both of the above -
- 3.
What are the symptoms associated with photodermatitis or sun allergy?
- A.
Redness, swelling and itchy vesicles on skin.
- B.
Patches on skin where touch cannot be felt.
- C.
Tumors all over the body.
Correct Answer
A. Redness, swelling and itchy vesicles on skin. -
- 4.
Photodermatitis may be associated with a hereditary disorder. Is this statement true or false?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 5.
The lesions or rashes of photodermatitis are localized to the areas like:
- A.
Abdomen and back.
- B.
Thighs and knees.
- C.
Face, neck, hands, and the exposed part of the chest.
Correct Answer
C. Face, neck, hands, and the exposed part of the chest. -
- 6.
Which portion of the face is usually not affected by the lesions of photodermatitis?
- A.
Lower eyelids and forehead
- B.
Inner upper eyelids and the area under the chin
- C.
Cheeks and chin
Correct Answer
B. Inner upper eyelids and the area under the chin -
- 7.
Lesions of photodermatitis may become generalized with time and the covered areas of the body also become affected. Is this statement true or false?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
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