Question

boils - form when infected (sacs or cavities that surround the roots of hairs) become - tissue is inflamed and pus forms - bursting or squeezing them can infection - treatment: draining pus and taking moles - patches of skin lose melanin and have no pigment - areas extremely susceptible to burning when exposed to - most are - certain types may develop into - the most serious form of skin cancer which can be deadly - detection and treatment are critical in controlling the spread of the cancer - regularly check the appearance of moles looking for: - a - : no matching halves - b - : suspect moles have irregular edges - c - : intensely black, with possible bluish tint, uneven color - d - : wider across than a pea

Explanation:

Boils form from infected hair - follicles. Bursting/squeezing can spread infection. Treatment involves draining and antibiotics. Skin - patches losing melanin are at risk of burning from sunlight. Moles are mostly benign but some can turn into melanoma. Early detection is key, checking for asymmetry, irregular borders, color - variation, and diameter.

Answer:

Boils: hair - follicles; spread; antibiotics
Skin condition: sunlight
Moles: benign; melanoma; Early; Asymmetry; Border irregularity; Color variation; Diameter