fungal + infestations Flashcards

1
Q

what is tinea

A

dermatophyte fungal infection - ringworm

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2
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where is tineap capitis

A

scalp

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3
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where is tinea cruris

A

groin

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4
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symptoms tinea capitis

A

scarring alopecia // pustular, boggy mass (kerion) can form

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5
Q

diagnosis tinea capitas

A

scalp scraping or wood light

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6
Q

mx tinea capitis

A

oral antifungal eg terbinafine or griseofulvin // ketoconazole shampoo

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7
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symptoms tinea corpis

A

well defines, red lesions with pustules and papules

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8
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mx tinea corporis

A

oral fluclonazole

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9
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symptoms tinea pedis

A

athletes foot - itchy, peely skin between toes

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10
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mx tinea pedis

A

topical imadazole, terbinafine

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11
Q

where does candida usually occur

A

warm fold eg armpit, breast, groin // mouth // vagina

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12
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mx vaginal candida

A

1 = oral fluclonazole // 2 = clotrimazole pessary

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13
Q

causes fungal nail

A

dermatophytes (trich rubrum) // yeast eg candida

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14
Q

RF fungal nail

A

age, diabetes, psoriasis, nail trauma

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15
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symptoms fungal nail

A

thick, rough, opaque nail, ugly

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16
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invx fungal nail

A

clipping + scrapping –> microscopy and culture

17
Q

mx fungal nail for mild infection

A

doesnt need treated // topical amorofline (6 months hand, 9 months feet)

18
Q

mx extensive dermatophyte fungal nail

A

oral terbinafine (dermatophyte) - 6 weeks hands // 3-6 months feet

19
Q

mx extensive candida fungal nail

A

oral itraconzole pulsed therapy (candida)

20
Q

what causes pityriasis versicolour

A

malassezia furfur

21
Q

symptoms pityriasis versicolour

A

trunk // hypopogmented lesions // scale // itch // noticable with suntan

22
Q

rf pityriasis versicolour

A

healthy or immunosuppressed // malnourished // cushings

23
Q

mx pityriasis versicolour

A

ketoconazole shampoo // if resistant oral itraconazole

24
Q

what causes lymes disease

A

borrelia burgdoferi - ticks

25
Q

symptoms early lymes

A

arythema migrans: bulls eye rash 80% // 1-4 weeks after bite // headache, fever, tired // arthralgia!!!

26
Q

late features lymes disease

A

CV heart block // myocarditis // facial palsy // meningitis

27
Q

invx Lymes disease

A

clinical if erythema migrans // ELISA antibodies first line

28
Q

testing antibodies in Lymes

A

ELISA // if negative repeat 4-6 weeks // if negative again –> immunoblot // if positive –> immunoblot

29
Q

mx lyme disease

A

1 = doxy (or amox if pregnant) // 2 = ceftriaxone

30
Q

what reaction can be seen after starting abx in Lymes

A

Jarisch-Herxheime - fever, rash, raised HR

31
Q

what type of reaction is scabies

A

type IV (after 30 days)

32
Q

symptoms scabies

A

widespread itch // burrow lines // scratch marks

33
Q

medical mx scabies

A

1 = permithrin 5% (leave on 8-12 hours) // 2 = malathion 0.5 % (leave on 24 hours)

34
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mx close contact scabies

A

all house hold and physical contacts treated // clean all clothes, towels,, beds etc

35
Q

what is crusted scabes

A

in immunosuppresed eg HIV, cancer

36
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mx crusted scabes

A

isolation and ivermectin