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The nurse is caring for a young adult who reports uncontrolled acne vulgaris. Which pathological findings should the nurse observe on inspection of skin areas commonly affected in acne vulgaris?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Acne vulgaris involves hyperactive sebaceous glands causing comedones, papules, and pustules on the face, neck, and upper back (
C). Skin tags (
A) are benign growths. Hyperpigmentation (
B) may follow acne but isn’t primary. Scaling plaques (
D) indicate psoriasis.

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