Electrolysis Practice Exam

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Where are eschars more commonly found?

Back
Face
Scalp
Feet

The correct answer is: Face

Eschars are more commonly found in areas of the body where the skin is more susceptible to pressure, moisture, or friction, which are often associated with conditions that compromise the integrity of the skin, such as ulcers or infections. The face, being more exposed and sensitive, can experience skin integrity issues due to various factors like pressure from medical devices, facial trauma, or severe infections. While other areas such as the back, scalp, and feet can also develop eschars, the face is particularly vulnerable given its higher exposure to environmental factors and medical interventions. This makes it a key area where eschars might develop, especially in patients who have immobilizing conditions or in response to localized skin infections.