Hair & Scalp SciencesQuestion 65 of 100
Pediculosis capitis is an infestation of the scalp with:
a.Fungus
b.Head lice
c.Bacteria
d.Mites causing scabies only
Explanation
Pediculosis capitis is infestation by head lice, which are highly contagious. A barber who notices it must not service the client and should refer them for treatment.
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