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Viet Tran
Period 4
4/4/2017
Impetigo
1. What is Impetigo mean? It’s also known as a school sores, a bacteria inflection a skin and make red sores on your face.
2. What physiological cause the disease?
3. What are the Signs/ Symtoms of the disease? - blister - itchy rash - red sores is easy to pop and have yellow crust go out
- sores rupture
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4. What are the Diagnosis/ Treatments of the disease?
5. What are the Prognosis of the disease?
6. Frequency of Occurrence
7. Case Study

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