W2L1 Parasitic Skin Inf Flashcards
Parasitic Skin Diseases? (2)
• Scabies
• Pediculosis
Def Scabies?
Contagious dis caused by Sarcoptes Scabii which invade epidermis forming a burrow
MOI Scabies?
-Direct: Patient, Animal
-Indirect: Bed, Towels, Clothes
C/P Scabies? (5)
• I.P.: 2w-2m
• Burrow : Pathognomonic
• Severe itching, more by night
• Polymorphic lesions
• Sites : characteristic
Clinical Types of Scabies? (9)
- Human classic type
- Animal scabies:
-Short I.P
-Self limited
-Webs & genitalia are free
-Lesions: absent burrow
-Not transmitted from man to man - Scabies in infants and young children
- Scabies incognito (steroids)
- Scabies in clean
- Scabies in bed ridden
- Venereal scabies
- Norwegian scabies
- Nodular scabies
Diagnosis of scabies? (5) IF CPD
- Severe itching
- > 1 member of fam
- Classical distribution
- Polymorphic eruption
- Demonstration of mite
Complications of Scabies? (3) BAE
• Bacterial inf
• Eczema
• Acarophobia
D.D Scabies? (3) PEE
• Papular urticaria
• Eczema
• Erythema multiforme
Treatment of scabies?
A) General : Disinfection ,ttt of fam
B) Topical :
-G.B.H 1% -Benzyl benzoate 25%
-Sulfur 5%,10% -Crotamiton 10% -Permetherin 5%
C) Systemic :
-Antihistamine -Antibiotic
-Antiscabetic: Ivermectin (1tab (6mg)\15kg)
-Nodular scabies: I.L steroids, Excision
Causes of persistent itching after treatment Scabies? (5) URAPI
• Persistence of hypersensitivity state
• Unsuccessful ttt.
• Irritation by antiscabetic
• Acarophobia
• Reinfection
Type of Pediculosis? (3)
• Pediculosis Capitis
• Pediculosis Corporis
• Pediculosis Pubis
Treatment of Pediculosis Capitis?
• Ttt infection: cotrimoxazole
• Pediculocides:
- G.B.H.1% shampoo - Ivermectin lotion - Malathion 0.5%.
Def Urticaria?
Skin disorders char by formation of wheals
Causes Urticaria? (10)
•Food •Drugs •Infection •Inhalants
•Collagen Dis. •Neoplasms •Medical Dis.
•Phy factors •Psychogenic •Idiopathic
C/P Urticaria?
A) Wheal:
• Evanescent
• Itchy
• Variable: size, shape, site.
B) GIT :
Nausea, Vomiting, Dysphagia
C) Resp. T. :
Horseness, Wheezing, Dyspnea