Skin Lecture 2 pts for class prep questions in class Skin Lecture 2 pts for class prep questions in class * if lecture assistant 2 pts for assisting-no prep questions Lecture assistants: Ashley Lane/Jordan Lanning: Lice Sara Link/Allison Malkowski: Fungus Cheyenne Morris/Ashley Parker: Scabies Taylor Pyers/Amber Ross: Burn stages/ prevention Skin Case Study due in class on entry for 2 pts unless lecturing for 2pts

NAME______________________ Lecture assistants: A Lane/J Lanning: Lice S Link/A Malkowski: Fungus C Morris/A Parker: Scabies T Pyers/A Ross: Burn Sates/Treatment/Prevention Skin Case Study due in class on entry for 2 pts unless lecturing for 2pts The Skin Case Study in Preparation for class is required and worth two points. Think why on these select all questions and give rationales. You may be called on in class Two points is for completion on time, class presence and class participation. Check the assigned topics at the end to review posted ppts so you may present if called on.

All the following are true of diaper dermatitis: Give rationales. Diaper dermatitis is caused by urine, stool and moistness/R Diaper dermatitis can be treated with barrier methods such as butt paste, A and D ointment, and corn starch/R Diaper dermatitis may progress to a candida yeast infection in the folds of skin/R Candida presents as a fire red blistery type rash which often is present as thrush in the mouth/R

The following are 3 facts are true about impetigo: Cause. Treatment The following are 3 facts are true about impetigo: Cause? Treatment? Prevention?

The following are true about lice: Read text for rationales 1. This is an infestation of hair and scalp. 2. Eggs (nits) are laid on hair shaft near the scalp. 3. Lice can survive for: 4. Nits can survive for: 5. Nit combing after medication is the most important part of preventing infestation/R 6. Nits may be assessed by how:

The following are true about scabies: 1. Rash may have various types of lesions (papules, vesicles, or nodules) 2. Pruritus is severe especially at night. 3. Contagious skin condition and all in family are treated even if asymptomatic 4. Itching persist 2-3 weeks after treatment 5. All near child even asymptomatic people are treated if exposed to scabies

What is tinea capitis? 1. What would you teach a family about tinea capitis? 2. What is treatment? 3. How is this treatment different form tinea corporis, tinea cruris and tinea pedis?

Complete the following are about fungus: The scientific name for fungus is_________________ The lay name for tinea Corporis is________ __________ Fungus may be transmitted through skin, surface, humans and ____________ 4. A side effect of oral antifungal agents is: _____________ and the medications should be given with high fat foods for best absorption