Erythema toxicum
A benign, widespread, temporary rash called erythema toxicum develops on a newborn as a response to the unfamiliar surroundings. Shortly after birth, it vanishes. It's not the harlequin sign, which is when blood vessels enlarge on one side of the body, causing the skin to be red on one side and white on the other. It is not vernix caseosa, a thick, oily material that covers the skin in utero and is white and thick. The reddish-purple capillary angioma under the dermis known as nevus flammeus, or port wine stain, is not this.
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Answer:
Decreases pain
Shrinks tumors
Kills cancer cells
Reduces pressure
Stops cancer from spreading
Works throughout the whole body
Explanation:
Based on the given passage, we can conclude what the benefits of chemotherapy are. We can use the following lines to get to the correct answer:
.<em>.. but chemo can work throughout the whole body. This means chemo can kill cancer cells that have spread to parts of the body far away from the original tumor. - </em>Chemotherapy works throughout the whole body and kills cancer cells.
<em>Chemo is used to shrink tumors or stop the cancer from growing and spreading</em>. - Chemotherapy can shrink tumors and stop the cancer from spreading.
<em>Chemo can also be used to help shrink a tumor that’s causing pain or pressure. </em>- Chemotherapy shrinks tumors, decreases pain, and reduces pressure.
Chemotherapy is not a substitute for a treatment that involves the use of drugs. Also, it doesn't remove tumors - surgery does. This is why the fifth and sixth options are the only incorrect ones, while the rest are correct.
I think it is second degree burn is my answer
