3. In the eruptive stage of varicella, all stages are present simultaneously before all are covered with scabs, this is known as; a. Celestial map b. Centrifugal appearance c. Crust d. Eschar ANSWER: RATIO:

3. In the eruptive stage of varicella, all stages are present simultaneously before all are covered with scabs, this is known as; a. Celestial map b. Centrifugal appearance c. Crust d. Eschar ANSWER: RATIO:

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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3. In the eruptive stage of varicella, all stages are present simultaneously before all are covered with scabs, this is known
as;
a. Celestial map
b. Centrifugal appearance
c. Crust
d. Eschar
ANSWER:
RATIO:

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