Jock Itch & Athlete's Foot

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1. Tinea is a fungus that can grow on your skin, hair or nails.
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False

2. One of 3 people gets a fungus infection at some time.
True
False

3. You can not get a fungus infection by touching a person who has one.
True
False

4. You can not catch a fungus infection from dogs and cats.
True
False

5. Tinea corporis is a fungus infection of the skin on the body.
True
False

6. Small, red spots that grow into large rings almost anywhere on your arms, legs or chest may indicate tinea corporis.
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False

7. Tinea pedis is known as Athlete’s foot.
True
False

8. Tinea unguium effects toenails and it makes toenails thick and crumbly.
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False

9. A fungus that grows in the groin is called tinea cruris.
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False

10. Tinea cruris is known as Jock Itch.
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False

11. Tinea capitis causes red itchy areas, usually on the head, and is known as ring worm.
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False

12. The best way to avoid a fungus infection is to keep your skin clean and dry.
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False

13. Over-the-counter and prescription cremes are available to treat fungus infections.
True
False

14. Sometimes, medication may be recommended.
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False

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