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front 1

is dermitis contagious?

back 1

no

front 2

contact dermatitis

back 2

  • local skin irritation
  • delayed allergic response- allergen has contact with the skin and immune system gets activated.
  • redness, swelling, itching
  • can occur from chemicals, cosmetics, soaps, latex, poison ivy/oak/sumac

front 3

atopic dermatitis

back 3

  • eczema
  • genetic component
  • red and itchy skin
  • allergic association

front 4

stasis dermatitis

back 4

  • due to venous stasis
  • occurs mostly on lower extremities
  • begins with erythema and pruritis then petechiae develop
  • hyperpigmentation of skin occurs

front 5

seborrheic dermatitis

back 5

  • inflammation of the scalp, eyebrows, eyelids, ear canals, nasolabial folds, axillae, chest and back
  • lesions are scaly white or yellow plaques, itching
  • cause is unknown/ idiopathic

front 6

dermatitis diagnosis

back 6

  • inspection
  • complete history
  • look for exposures/causes

front 7

dermatitis treatment

back 7

  • avoid irritants/allergens
  • moisturize
  • control inflammation/itching
  • topic agents
  • corticosteroids- topical, oral, or injection depedning on severity

front 8

acne vulgaris

back 8

  • common
  • factors- genetics, increased androgen levels, premenstrual hormonal fluctuations, bacterial infections

front 9

acne vulgaris treatment

back 9

  • prescription and OTC drugs available for treatment
  • dermabrasion
  • photodynamic therapy

front 10

acne rosacea

back 10

usually begins between ages 30-50

signs- erythema, papules/pustules

telangiectasis- dilation of capillaries causing small red/purple dusters or spider veins

front 11

psoriasis

back 11

  • chronic, noncontagious, recurring skin disorder
  • thought to be an immune system problem
  • genetic predisposition
  • first lesions commonly appears after an upper respiratory infection

front 12

Steven-johnson syndrome (sjs)

back 12

an allergic reaction with skin manifestations

can result in necrosis

detachment of less than 10% of epidermis

front 13

bacterial infections- cellulitis

back 13

infection of the dermis and subcutaneous tissues

generally caused by staphylococcus

skin will be erythematous, swollen and painful

front 14

bacterial infections- furuncle

back 14

also known as a boil or skin access

inflammation of hair follicles

lesion may drain pus and necrotic tissue

front 15

bacterial infections- carbuncle

back 15

collection of boils that have multiple pus "heads"

begins as firm mass and evolves into erythematous painful, swollen mass

abscess may devlop