Integument Flashcards

(8 cards)

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Q

What is the characteristic manifestation of impetigo?

A

Honey-colored crusts (due to drainage of lesions)

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Describe the pathophysiology of impetigo (3)

A
  • Small red macules progress to vesicles / pustules
  • Blisters rupture to create weeping, open lesions
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3
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What are the manifestations of cellulitis? (5)

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  • Redness
  • Swelling
  • Hot skin
  • Firm infiltration
  • Fever / malaise
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4
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Why is a warm compress used for children with cellulitis?

A

Vasodilation to promote blood flow to infected area

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5
Q

What type of infection is tinea corporis (ringworm)?

A

Fungal infection

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What is the characteristic manifestation of tinea corporis (ringworm)?

A

Ring-shaped rash with a clear center and red border

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What are some sources in which tinea corporis (ringworm) is commonly transmitted? (2)

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  • Pets
  • Wrestling mats
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Describe the treatment of tinea corporis (ringworm)

A

OTC anti-fungals (terbinafine)

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