Clinical Findings Of Common Conditions

Front 1

herpes simplex virus
incubation?

Back 1

2-12 days

Front 2

impetigo
incubation?

Back 2

n /a

Front 3

lice
(pediculosis)
incubation?

Back 3

eggs hatch in 7 days

Front 4

scabies
incubation

Back 4

2-6 weeks

Front 5

lyme disease
incubation

Back 5

3-32 days p tick exposure

Front 6

herpes simplex virus:
integument findings

Back 6

lesions appear on upper lip or on genitalia;
initial sxs are stinging and increased sensitivity followed by lesions that progress from vesicles, to pustule, to crust

Front 7

impetigo:
integument findings

Back 7

highly contagious;
bacterial infection;
vesicular lesions;
advances to yellow crust on red base

Front 8

lice
integument findings

Back 8

infestation of body hair;
transmitted by direct contact with infested person;
eggs and nits can be seen in hair attached to hair shaft

Front 9

scabies
integument findings

Back 9

infestation of skin;
transmission by direct contact;
mite penetration is visible as papules or vesicles or as tiny, linear burrows containing mites and their eggs; causes intense itching

Front 10

lyme disease
integument findings

Back 10

tick-bourne spirochetal disease;
distinctive circular red skin lesioin with central clearing;
accompanied by malaise, fatigue, fever, headache, stiff neck, arthralgias, or lymphadenopathy