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Human follicle mites
what body parts do they parasitize? how do they get nutrition |
skin, sebaceous glands, hair follicles
consume dead skin and sebum |
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bug that causes scabies
how do they infect |
itch mite = sarcoptes scabiei
burrow in epidermis --> lays eggs in burrow (fingers and toes, knees, intertriginous areas, wrists) |
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Patient has intense itching
see linear, red areas with vesicle at the end over fingers, toes, knees, wrists, intertriginous areas |
scabies
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What is norwegian scabies
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scabies in immunocompromised --> pruritis + red streaks with vesicles + scaling and crusting
like scabies but more intense |
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treatment for scabies
for norwegian |
permethrin or hexachlorocyclohexane
ivermectin |
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3 important types of lice
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human body louse, head louse, pubic louse
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where does the pubic louse live
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pubic hair, eyelashes, eyebrows, axillary hair, chest hair
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where does the head louse complete its life cycle
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human body
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where does the body louse complete its life cycle
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fibers within clothing
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Major symptom of lice
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pruritis
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Vector of typhus (rickettsie prowazekii) and trench fever (bartonella), endemic relapsing fever (borrelia recurrentis)
which type of louse |
body louse
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How do you diagnose lice
treat |
nits/ova in hair follicles
permethrin, hexachlorocyclohexane (2), shaving, washing |
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Why have bed bugs come back?
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Increasing resistance to pesiicides + increased international travel
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