Answer:
Option B, Tinea capitis
Explanation:
Superficial fungal infection of skin of head or scalp is known as Tinea capitis.
These fungal infection attack the hair shafts and follicles and is a superficial form of mycosis or dermatophytosis.
Tinea cruris is the superficial infection of genitals, buttocks and inner thighs regions. Hence, option A is incorrect.
Tinea pedis is the superficial infection of foot and regions between the phalanges. Hence, option C is incorrect.
Tinea corporis is the superficial infection of arms, legs or skin. Hence, option D is incorrect.
Thus, option B is correct.
Answer:
Okay, from what i understand, you should make a column with the kind of snake, and another one with Mortality percentage from the venom of those snake's bites.
Use the numbers to guide yourself... for example
Kind of Snake I Mortality Percentage
(1)southern United States copperhead I (1) less than 1%
D would occur more rapidly.
