'Tinea corporis' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 33. Topical Fungal Infections Revised 8/15/10

Chapter 33. Topical Fungal Infections Revised 8/15/10. Fungal Prevalence. 20% of U.S. residents may be affected Tinea pedis most common Tinea corporis, cruris next most common Tinea capitis incidence falling. Fungal Epidemiology: General. High temperature High humidity

1k views • 67 slides

Psoriasis

Psoriasis. Basic Dermatology Curriculum . Last updated March 28, 2011. Module Instructions. The following module contains a number of blue, underlined terms which are hyperlinked to the dermatology glossary , an illustrated interactive guide to clinical dermatology and dermatopathology.

1.61k views • 65 slides

Integumentary

Integumentary. Pediatric Differences in the Skin. Skin is thinner, more susceptible to irritants and infection Ratio of skin surface area to body volume is greater, allowing greater absorption More susceptible to bacterial invasion Less ability to regulate temperature.

536 views • 52 slides

Integumentary

Integumentary. Pediatric Differences in the Skin. Skin is thinner, more susceptible to irritants and infection Ratio of skin surface area to body volume is greater, allowing greater absorption More susceptible to bacterial invasion Less ability to regulate temperature.

602 views • 51 slides

Psoriasis

Psoriasis. Atopic Dermatitis. Contact Dermatitis. Seborrheic Dermatitis. Lichen Planus. Oral. Pityriasis Rosea. VERSICOLOR. IMPETIGO. BULLOUS. FOLLICULITIS. FURUNCLE CARBUNCLE. CELLULITIS. VERRUCA. Verruca plantaris. Verruca vulgaris. CONDYLOMA ACUMINATUM.

1.03k views • 48 slides

SUPERFICIAL FUNGAL INFECTION DERMATOPHYTOSIS

SUPERFICIAL FUNGAL INFECTION DERMATOPHYTOSIS. THREE GENERA KNOWN TO CAUSE DISEASE -TRICOPHYTON - MICROSPORUM - EPIDERMOPHYTON. EPIDEMIOLOGY.

913 views • 46 slides

Integumentary Stressors

Integumentary Stressors. Increased Risks Caused by Pediatric Differences in the Skin. Skin is thinner, more susceptible to irritants and infection Ratio of skin surface area to body volume is greater, allowing greater absorption More susceptible to bacterial invasion

542 views • 44 slides

Dermatophytes (Superficial Mycoses)

Dermatophytes (Superficial Mycoses). (Skin Plants). Tinea. Ringworm (moth). Tinea corporis (the body). Tinea pedis (feet). Tinea unguium (nails). Tinea capitis (scalp). Tinea cruris (jock itch). Tinea barbae (bearded area). Tinea versicolor (Spaghetti and meatballs) .

657 views • 39 slides

Introduction Medical Mycology

Introduction Medical Mycology. Prof. Dr. Asem Shehabi Faculty of Medicine University of Jordan. General Fungi-1.

357 views • 28 slides

Alopecia Areata

Alopecia Areata. Allergic Contact Dermatitis. Tinea Corporis. Tinea Pedis. Allergic Contact Dermatitis. Tinea Corporis. Acanthosis Nigricans. Keloids. Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis. Carbuncle. Verruca Vulgaris. Verruca Plana. Tinea Faciale. Traumatic Tattoo. Lichen Planus. Knuckle Pads.

373 views • 20 slides

Skin manifestations of Diabetes (2006)

Skin manifestations of Diabetes (2006). Dr.Amal Kokandi MB BCh, MSc, MD. Infections. Bacterial infections. Folliculitis. Infections. Bacterial infections. Carbuncle. Infections. Fungal infections. Tinea corporis. Tinea pedis. Conditions associated with insulin resistance.

736 views • 20 slides

Pityriasis Rosea Treatment

451 views • 19 slides

FUNGI AND OTHER ORGANISMS (HUMAN)

MYCOLOGY (MIC 206). FUNGI AND OTHER ORGANISMS (HUMAN). PARASITIC FUNGI AND HUMAN. Mycoses: Any fungal disease. Tend to be chronic because fungi grow slowly. Mycoses are classified into the following categories ( based on the level of penetration into the body tissues):

372 views • 19 slides

Skin Infections

Amber Giacomazzi , MS, ATC. Skin Infections. Types of Infections. _______ Infections _______ Infections _______ Infections. Viral Infections. ______________ Skin eruption of _______ that tend to recur in the ____________ HSV-1 : occurs as a _________ or _______ around the _______

405 views • 15 slides

VII. Fungal Diseases

VII. Fungal Diseases. A. Basic Properties of the Fungi B. Candidiasis C. Dermatomycoses D. Respiratory Fungal Infections. VII. A. Basic Properties of the Fungi. Cellular Structure Eukaryotic Cells Fungal Cell Wall Structure Chitin Cellulose Heterotrophic Metabolism Decomposers

422 views • 12 slides

Case Study 3

Case Study 3. Susana Vargas, Shawn Pettis and, Julie Maldonado. Case Study Info. 7 yr old African American Female Large Patches of Hair Loss & Broken Shafts Inflammation on Scalp Lesions on Neck & Chin Several Annular Spreading Lesions on Trunk

250 views • 10 slides

Tinea Corporis Market Research 2019

Tinea Corporis Market Research Report - Global Forecast till 2023

76 views • 6 slides

Tinea Corporis Market Research Report - Global Forecast till 2023

Tinea Corporis Market Research Report - Global Forecast till 2023

35 views • 3 slides

Tinea Corporis Industry Research Report - Global Forecast till 2023

Tinea Corporis Industry Research Report - Global Forecast till 2023

39 views • 3 slides