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Update)
Question 1: Rubeola

Answer: Measles
-reddish purple macular and papular rash.

Question 2: b. Rubella

Answer: German measles

Question 3: c. Varicella:

Answer: Chicken pox

Question 4: d. Roseola

Answer: light pink, erythematous macules and papules

Question 5: e. 5th's disease

Answer: 3 Stages:

Question 6: "slapped cheek" rash

Answer: -bright red bilateral cheeks

Question 7: f. Pityriasis rosea (PR):-

Answer: solitary 2-4 patch or plaque on the trunk

Question 8: g. Hand foot and mouth disease:

Answer: vesicles on the hands and feet with mouth sores.

Question 9: What skin rash is associated with molluscum contagiosum

Answer: Hand foot and mouth disease

Question 10: a. Tinea Pedis is also known as...

Answer: athletes foot

Question 11: Treatment for Tinea Pedis is

Answer: Ketaconozole for at least 4 weeks



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, Question 12: Tinea Cruris is also known as

Answer: Jock itch

Question 13: Treatment for Tinea Curis

Answer: Topical antifungal

Question 14: c. Tinea corporis is also know as

Answer: : Ring worm

Question 15: Tinea unguium: onychomycosis:

Answer: fungal infection of the fingernails or toenails

Question 16: what is the treatment for tinea unguium onychomycosis?

Answer: topical agent: Ciclopirox nail laquer 8% applied daily for months at the base of the nail

Question 17: Identify the virus that causes warts

Answer: HPV (Human papilloma virus)

Question 18: a. Contact Dermatitis:

Answer: allergic reaction to a substance that produces an immune reaction in your skin resulting in a
very pruritic and erythemic rash

Question 19: Example of contact dermatitis

Answer: Poison Ivy

Question 20: b. -Atopic dermatitis:

Answer: a disorder that is the result of a gene variation that affects the skin's ability to retain moisture
and protection from irritants

Question 21: Example of atopic dermatitis

Answer: Eczema

Question 22: a. Blepharitis:

Answer: an inflammation around the eyelid margins that is caused by staphylococcal infection at the
lash bases and dysfunctional Meibomian glands




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