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    A Contagious Superficial Foot Fungus Characterized by Skin Discoloration and a Ridge
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A Contagious Superficial Foot Fungus Characterized by Skin Discoloration and a Ridge

Question 32

Question 32

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A contagious superficial foot fungus characterized by skin discoloration and a ridge of red tissue is called:


A) athlete's foot.
B) plantar ringworm.
C) paronychia.
D) onychomycosis.

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