Cradle Cap

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1. Another name for Cradle Cap is ___________________?
- Infant Seborrheic Dermatitis
- Baby Rash
- Infantile Dandruff
- None of the above
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2. What are the processes involved in the removal of Cradle Cap? Select all that apply.
- Aggressively scrubbing the scalp with a brush
- Applying strong chemical solutions to dissolve the flakes
- Gently lifting the cap with fine-tooth comb by combing through the hair
- Saturate the scalp with the oil for 30mins for the cap to soften
- Leaving the flakes to fall off naturally over time
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Question 3 of 14

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3. When does Cradle Cap typically manifest?
- After the first 3 months of life
- During the first 6 weeks of life
- During the first 3 months of life
- After the first 6 weeks of life
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4. These oils are recommended to get rid of cradle cap? Select all that apply.
- Jojoba oil and Coconut oil
- Lavender oil and Tea tree oil
- Essential oils
- Light carrier oils
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Question 5 of 14

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5. Describe Cradle Cap.
- A type of rash on the scalp of infants
- A yellowish scaly crust that appear in patches on the scalp of infants.
- A medical term for infant hair loss
- A medical term for dandruff in infants
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6. Cradle Cap may occur in flexure areas. True / False?
- True
- False
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7. How long does Cradle Cap usually take to regress?
- Within the first month
- Within 3 months
- Within 6 months
- It lasts until the child reaches 1 year of age
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8. In which of the following areas might Cradle Cap occur in addition to the scalp?
- Chest and back
- Buttocks and thighs
- Groin and genital area
- Folds behind the ears and eye brows
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Question 9 of 14

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9. The following statements are true about Cradle Cap. Select all that apply.
- It is less common in older infants.
- Grey, yellowish, scaly.
- Caused by fungal infection
- May occur in the elbow
- Can be treated with essential oils
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Question 10 of 14

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10. The purpose of leaving the oil mixture on the scalp for Cradle Cap removal for about 30 minutes is to _______________?
- Break the cap into small bits
- Reduce sebum production
- Soften the cap
- Harden the cap
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11. Cradle cap is sometimes accompanied by red, scaly rash around the eye brows. True / False?
- True
- False
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Question 12 of 14

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12. The potential causes of Cradle Cap is ________________?
- Bacterial infection
- Fungal infection
- Linked to maternal androgens
- Exposure to the sun
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13. Why do old skin cells stick to the scalp in Cradle Cap?
- Due to excessive sweating
- Due to a lack of sebum production
- Maternal hormones make sebaceous glands overactive
- Due to an allergic reaction
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14. Is Cradle Cap preventable?
- Yes
- No
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