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What do you see with fungal skin infections? - CORRECT ANSWER -Papular rash and satellite
lesions
How do you diagnose fungal skin infections? - CORRECT ANSWER -No Diagnostic tests; based on
presentation
-Location will tell you (think under the breast, skin rolls etc.)
What is a common fungal infection? - CORRECT ANSWER -Candida albicans
Treatment for fungal skin infections - CORRECT ANSWER -anti fungal cream or pill
What is important to remember with fungal skin infections? - CORRECT ANSWER -Keep area as
dry as possible (favors moisture, warmth and poor air circulation)
Who is at risk for fungal skin infections? - CORRECT ANSWER --Immunocompromised patients
-Diaper rash
-Diabetics
-Antibiotic therapy
-Conditions that decrease immunity (HIV, DM, Corticosteroids)
-Bone marrow transplant
, -Chemotherapy
What is tinea vesicolor? - CORRECT ANSWER -Flat/slightly elevated brown papules and plaques
that scale
-most commonly on trunk and shoulders
**Think of that black pt in clinical**
Balanitis - CORRECT ANSWER -candidiasis in glans penis
Tinea corpis - CORRECT ANSWER -"Ring worm"
-Scaly borders/patches
-Exposed skin surfaces or on the trunk
tinea pedis - CORRECT ANSWER -athlete's foot
tinea cruis - CORRECT ANSWER --jock itch
-groin
Onychomycosis (Tinea Unguium) - CORRECT ANSWER -Fungal infection of the nail bed
Describe Onychomycosis - CORRECT ANSWER --White or yellow discoloration
-Thickening and separating of the nail from the bed
Treatment for Onychomycosis? - CORRECT ANSWER -Topical anti fungal
Who is at risk for dry skin? - CORRECT ANSWER -Older adults