'Tinea capitis' presentation slideshows

Chapter 33. Topical Fungal Infections Revised 8/15/10

Chapter 33. Topical Fungal Infections Revised 8/15/10. Fungal Prevalence. 20% of U.S. residents may be affected Tinea pedis most common Tinea corporis, cruris next most common Tinea capitis incidence falling. Fungal Epidemiology: General. High temperature High humidity

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Chapter 36 Early Effects of Radiation

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Pediatric Cutaneous Fungal Infections

Pediatric Cutaneous Fungal Infections. Medical Student Core Curriculum in Dermatology. Last Updated March 18, 2011. Module Instructions.

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Pediatric Cutaneous Fungal Infections

Pediatric Cutaneous Fungal Infections. Medical Student Core Curriculum in Dermatology. Last Updated March 18, 2011. Module Instructions.

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Dermatology Unknowns

Dermatology Unknowns. Nathaelf Hyppolite MD March 2006. Unknown Group 1. Unknown Group 1. Unknown Group 1. Unknown Group 1. Unknown Group 1. Cutaneous Anthrax. Unknown Group 2. Unknown Group 2. Unknown Group 2. Unknown Group 2. Unknown Group 2. Unknown Group 2. Leishmaniasis.

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Pediatric Cutaneous Fungal Infections

Pediatric Cutaneous Fungal Infections. Basic Dermatology Curriculum. Last Updated October 14, 2013. Module Instructions.

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Pediatric Cutaneous Fungal Infections

Pediatric Cutaneous Fungal Infections. Basic Dermatology Curriculum. Last Updated October 14, 2013. Module Instructions.

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Integumentary

Integumentary. Pediatric Differences in the Skin. Skin is thinner, more susceptible to irritants and infection Ratio of skin surface area to body volume is greater, allowing greater absorption More susceptible to bacterial invasion Less ability to regulate temperature.

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Psoriasis

Psoriasis. Atopic Dermatitis. Contact Dermatitis. Seborrheic Dermatitis. Lichen Planus. Oral. Pityriasis Rosea. VERSICOLOR. IMPETIGO. BULLOUS. FOLLICULITIS. FURUNCLE CARBUNCLE. CELLULITIS. VERRUCA. Verruca plantaris. Verruca vulgaris. CONDYLOMA ACUMINATUM.

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Chapter 56 Management of Patients With Dermatologic Problems

Chapter 56 Management of Patients With Dermatologic Problems. Care of Patients With Skin Conditions. Objectives of therapy are to prevent additional damage, prevent secondary infection, reverse inflammatory processes, and relieve symptoms

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SUPERFICIAL FUNGAL INFECTION DERMATOPHYTOSIS

SUPERFICIAL FUNGAL INFECTION DERMATOPHYTOSIS. THREE GENERA KNOWN TO CAUSE DISEASE -TRICOPHYTON - MICROSPORUM - EPIDERMOPHYTON. EPIDEMIOLOGY.

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Integumentary Stressors

Integumentary Stressors. Increased Risks Caused by Pediatric Differences in the Skin. Skin is thinner, more susceptible to irritants and infection Ratio of skin surface area to body volume is greater, allowing greater absorption More susceptible to bacterial invasion

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Integumentary Stressors

Integumentary Stressors. Increased Risks Caused by Pediatric Differences in the Skin. Skin is thinner, more susceptible to irritants and infection Ratio of skin surface area to body volume is greater, allowing greater absorption More susceptible to bacterial invasion

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Pediatric Skin Disorders

Pediatric Skin Disorders. Compare skin differences. Infant: skin not mature at birth Adolescence: sebaceous glands become enlarged & active. Skin Assessment. Assess history Assess exposure Assess character Assess sensation. Dermatitis. Dermatitis.

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Alterations of the Integument in Children

Alterations of the Integument in Children. Chapter 45. Acne Vulgaris. Most common skin disease Affects 85% of the population between ages 12 and 25 Acne conglobata Highly inflammatory form of severe acne Characterized by the formation of communication cysts and abscesses beneath the skin

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Age Groups:

Age Groups:. Neonatal 1st 4 weeks Infant 1 st year Childhood 1 to 15 Years Preschool 2 to 4 years School 5 to 15 years

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Dermatophytosis

Dermatophytosis. Mycology Huda Alzubaidi December 2, 2013. Outline. Introduction Transmission Causes Symptoms Types of infection Conclusion. Inroduction. Dermatophytosis is a mycotic infection of the hair, skin, or nails. The fungi that cause dermatophytosis are Dermatophytes.

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Sore as well as Unpleasant Scalp Learn Just what Conditions Can Be the Cause

Head skin itching

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