health care worker taking care of bedridden patient notices that the skin overlaying the sacrum is becoming inflamed. This patient is at risk of developing psoriasis a pressure ulcer striae basal cell carcinoma melanoma

health care worker taking care of bedridden patient notices that the skin overlaying the sacrum is becoming inflamed. This patient is at risk of developing psoriasis a pressure ulcer striae basal cell carcinoma melanoma

An Illustrated Guide To Vet Med Term

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A health care worker taking care of bedridden patient notices that the skin overlaying the sacrum is becoming inflamed. This patient is at risk of developing

		psoriasis
		a pressure ulcer
		striae
		basal cell carcinoma
		melanoma

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