Which of the following patients would be at greatest risk for basal cell carcinoma?
a. Dark complexion, light eyes, underweight
b. Light complexion, dark eyes, overweight
c. Medium complexion, light eyes, smoker
d. Light complexion, light eyes, fair hair
ANS: D
Individuals at risk for basal cell carcinoma have light complexions, light eyes, and fair hair.
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