A confluent lesion pattern is when two distinct, but separate, lesions are on one part of the body (e.g., multiple ant bites on a foot). - True False

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Michael Flores asked Jul 1, 2023

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A confluent lesion pattern is when two distinct, but separate, lesions are on one part

of the body (e.g., multiple ant bites on a foot).
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Answer: The Answer is False

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Answer: false

Explanation: it means they run together

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