Skin is often analyzed under a skin scanner, magnifying lamp, or: a) UV light b) Wood's Lamp c) infrared lamp d) fluorescent light

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Aaronroberson · Answer 1 · 2024-05-14T19:58:38+0000

Answer: b) Wood's Lamp

A Wood's Lamp, also known as a black light or ultraviolet (UV) lamp, is commonly used in dermatology and skin analysis to examine and diagnose various skin conditions by emitting UV light and revealing certain skin pigments and conditions that may not be visible under regular lighting.

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Skin is often analyzed under a skin scanner, magnifying lamp, or: a) UV light b) Wood's Lamp c) infrared lamp d) fluorescent light

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