Question

question 1
a \flesh eating\ bacteria might be said to exhibit dermatoplasia.
a true
b false

question 2
the \excessive flow of oil\ might be known as:
a seborrhea
b rhinorrhea
c mycorrhea
d hidrorrhea

Explanation:

Question 1

Dermatoplasia refers to the formation or development of skin tissue. A "flesh - eating" bacteria (like those causing necrotizing fasciitis) damages skin and underlying tissues, so it can be said to exhibit dermatoplasia in the sense of affecting skin tissue development (in a pathological way). So the statement is true.

• Seborrhea is the excessive secretion and flow of sebum (oil - like substance) from the sebaceous glands.
• Rhinorrhea is a runny nose (mucus flow from the nose).
• Mycorrhea is not a term related to oil flow (it is related to fungi in some contexts).
• Hidrorrhea is excessive sweating (water - based secretion from sweat glands). So the excessive flow of oil is seborrhea.

Answer:

A. True

Question 2