Multiple-choice questions about Alopecia diagnosis and treatment along with their answers
Which of the following is NOT a common type of alopecia?
a) Androgenetic alopecia
b) Alopecia areata
c) Alopecia universalis
d) Alopecia parietalis
Answer: d) Alopecia parietalis
Which of the following is a characteristic feature of alopecia areata?
a) Patchy hair loss
b) Receding hairline
c) Hair thinning all over the scalp
d) Complete absence of body hair
Answer: a) Patchy hair loss
What is the primary diagnostic tool used to confirm the diagnosis of alopecia areata?
a) Blood tests
b) Skin biopsy
c) Hair analysis
d) Scalp examination
Answer: b) Skin biopsy
Which of the following is an FDA-approved medication for the treatment of androgenetic alopecia?
a) Minoxidil
b) Finasteride
c) Corticosteroids
d) Tacrolimus
Answer: b) Finasteride
Which treatment option is commonly used for extensive cases of alopecia areata?
a) Topical corticosteroids
b) Oral immunosuppressive drugs
c) Hair transplantation
d) Laser therapy
Answer: b) Oral immunosuppressive drugs
Which of the following is a non-surgical hair replacement option for individuals with extensive hair loss?
a) Hair transplant
b) Wigs or hairpieces
c) Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy
d) Topical minoxidil
Answer: b) Wigs or hairpieces
What is the main goal of alopecia treatment?
a) Permanent hair regrowth
b) Slowing down hair loss
c) Alleviating symptoms
d) Enhancing hair thickness
Answer: c) Alleviating symptoms
True or False: Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disorder.
Answer: True
Which of the following may be used as an adjunctive therapy for alopecia areata?
a) Essential oils
b) Oral contraceptives
c) Antifungal medications
d) Psychological counseling
Answer: d) Psychological counseling
What is the most appropriate first step in managing alopecia?
a) Self-diagnosis and treatment
b) Seeking professional medical advice
c) Use of over-the-counter hair growth products
d) Trying home remedies
Answer: b) Seeking professional medical advice
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