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16 Cards in this Set
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Inflammation of skin involving hair follicles and sebaceous glands
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Antibiotic and cleansing
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Exposure to urine, feces, soaps, fabric softener
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Diaper rash
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Signs and symptoms diaper rash
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Papules, inflammation, curd-like patches(yeast Candida)
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Adult louse attaches to scalp, female louse lady eggs(nits) on hair shaft
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Pediculosis Capititis
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Signs and symptoms of Pediculosis Capititis
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Itching
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Papular rash caused by a mite that borrows under the skin that is caused by a direct contact
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Scabies
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Signs and symptoms of Scabies
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Itching
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Whooping cough caused by direct contact with respiratory secretions
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Pertussis
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Signs and symptoms of Pertussis in the prodromal phase
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Cough, sneeze, and headache
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Sign and symptoms of Pertussis in the Acute phase
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Dry, hacking cough followed by "whoop"
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Tinea infection classified according to body part
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Ringworm
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Cause of a ringworm
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Fungal infection
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Meds used for ringworm
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Topical treatment or oral griseofiliven
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Nursing care for Impetigo
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Careful handwashing
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During an episode of Impetigo what would the skin look like
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Impetigo
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What would the skin of a person with Impetigo look like after
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No scars
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