Which of the followingskin trauma conditions has signs and symptoms relative to a separation of the keratin form the granular layer of the epidermis, causing an oozing wound that develops into lesions that crust and crack?

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Chafing is the condition that involves the separation of the keratin from the granular layer of the epidermis, leading to oozing wounds that can develop into lesions that crust and crack. This is typically due to friction or rubbing of the skin.

Which of the Followingskin Trauma Conditions Has Signs and Symptoms