Colorado Cosmetology Written Practice Exam

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The appearance of pus and confinement to a particular body part suggest what kind of infection?

  1. Chronic infection

  2. General infection

  3. Local infection

  4. Systemic infection

The correct answer is: Local infection

A local infection is suggested by the presence of pus and confinement to a specific body part. This is because local infections are limited to a certain area of the body, typically near the site of the initial infection. Chronic infections, on the other hand, last for a long time, so the timing of the infection does not point to it being chronic. General infections and systemic infections are also more widespread and affect the entire body, not just one specific body part. Therefore, these options can be ruled out based on the limited presence of pus and confinement to one area of the body.

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