Arkansas State Barber Practice Exam

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Which of the following is NOT an example of a secondary lesion?

  1. Scars

  2. Bullas, cysts, macules

  3. Keloids

  4. Comedones

The correct answer is: Bullas, cysts, macules

Scars are an example of a secondary lesion, which is a lesion that develops from a primary lesion. Keloids are also a type of secondary lesion that forms when excess scar tissue grows beyond the borders of the original wound. Comedones, or blackheads, are a type of primary lesion that develop from the sebaceous glands. However, bullas, cysts, and macules are all examples of primary lesions, not secondary lesions, as they do not develop from another lesion but rather originate from the skin itself. Therefore, the only option that is NOT an example of a secondary lesion is B.

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