Non-Malignant Skin Disorders (Exam 1) Flashcards
(18 cards)
Which skin disorder is this?
-very contagious
-most commonly seen in children
-seen with close contact like in sports or toys, skin irritations, or trauma
-seen around the mouth, nose, cheeks, extremities
-usually caused by S. aureus or group A beta hemolytic strep
-starts as vesicles and leads to crusts (secondary lesion)
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impetigo
Which skin disorder is this?
-itchy red bumps on hair follicles from overgrowth of malasseziaor
-demodex (hair follicle mites) or staph
-predisposition factors: HIV, warm climates, males, exposure to coal, tar, or creosote, hot tubes
folliculitis “eosinophilic folliculitis”
Which skin disorder is this?
-acute, tender inflammatory nodule around a hair follicle
-S. aureus
-found almost everywhere- neck, breasts, buttocks, face, fingers, etc
furunculosis “boil” furuncle
Which skin disorder is this?
-starts as a boil or furuncle, spreads deeper into skin and involves several hair follicles
-deep suppuration that leads to slow healing with possible scaring
-usually found on the back of the neck
-more common in males, diabetics, or elderly
carbunculosis/ carbuncle
What is the fancy word for fungal infections?
dermatophytes
What is the fancy word for tinea/fungal skin infections?
dermatophytosis
tinea=
worm like or serpiginous (a wavy border)
Tinea found on the pedis is called?
tinea pedis or athletes foot
Tinea found on the head/scalp is called?
tinea capitis
Tinea found on hair follicles, mainly on the chin is called?
tinea barbae
Tinea found on the hand is called?
tinea manuum
Tinea found all around the body is called?
tinea corporis
Tinea found around the groin and inner thigh is called?
tinea cruris
Tinea found around the nails is called?
tinea unguium
Tinea found around the upper arms, neck, and abdomen is called?
tinea versicolor
Which skin condition is this?
-white scaly patches or papules on upper arms, neck, and abdomen
-may be itchy
-caused mainly by malassezia furfur
tinea versicolor
What are the 3 parasitic infections we discussed in class?
1) scabies (mites)
2) pediculosis (lice)
3) cutaneous larva migrans ““creeping eruption”