1. Atopic dermatitis is called eczema.
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False

2. Atopic dermatitis is more common in infants and children.
True
False

3. In infants, proper bathing and the application of lubricants, such as creams or ointments, within 3 minutes of bathing, are key to preventing atopic dermatitis.
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False

4. Lubrication restores the skin’s moisture, increases the rate of healing, and establishes a barrier against further drying and irritation.
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False

5. Only one kind of lubricant can be used.
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False

6. Lotions have a high water or alcohol content and evaporate more quickly, so they generally are not the best choice.
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False

7. Creams and ointments work better at healing the skin, than lotions.
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False

8. Tar preparations can be very helpful in healing very dry areas.
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False

9. People with atopic dermatitis should avoid hot or long (more than 10 to 15 minutes) baths and showers.
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False

10. To control atopic dermatitis, you should maintain a cool, stable temperature and consistent humidity levels and protect skin from excessive moisture, irritants, and rough clothing.
True
False

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