A Peppering of Nontender, Nonsuppurative Montgomery Tubercles Is Considered to Be

question 9

Multiple Choice

A peppering of nontender, nonsuppurative Montgomery tubercles is considered to be a:

• A) normal finding.
• B) sign of carcinoma.
• C) skin disease.
• D) symptom of malnutrition.

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