The most dangerous form of skin cancer
What is Melanoma
This is what Scabies is.
What is microscopic mites that burrow into the skin.
The virus that causes verrucae
What is Human Pappilomavirus (HPV)
is impitigo contagious
what is yes
the type of infectious agent that is actually responsible for causing ring worm
what is dermaphyte fungus
Seperate skin cancer from freckles and moles
What is shape and colors
Scabies spread to others in all these ways.
What is skin-to-skin contact, sharing items, pets, crowded spaces.
Plantar warts commonly develop on this specific body part
what is the soles of the feet
what are the early signs of impitigo
what is redness, small bumps, spots, and blisters
characteristics of ringworm
what is scaly, circular patch, red border, & clearer center
Skin cancer can be found...
EVERYWHERE! - even under your finger nails.
Scabies mites do this when they find a host body.
What is burrowing into the skin, laying 2-4 eggs daily, leaving trails and droppings.
Verrucae can spread from person to person in these two ways
what is skin-to-skin contact or through contaminated surfaces/items
how do you get impitigo
what is caught through cuts and breaks in the skin
medical term for ringworm in the feet
what is Tinea pedis
Spots develop from...
What is overexposure to UV Rays.
Scabies mites leave these symptoms. They're hard to miss.
What is skin with bumpy red rashes and trails just under the Epidermis. Crusted, irritated skin.
Verrucae can develop when the skin gets very wet because
what is the skin can lose flexibility, causing cracks/splits to allow HPV to enter
how do you prevent impitigo
what is good hygiene and treating cuts in the skin
location of tinea cruris
what is the groin and inner thighs
Are some people more prone to skin cancer?
Yes! - most common in women under 30 - also caused by genetics and sun exposure.
Scabies treatments include these two options.
What is Permethrin cream or oral Ivermectin
Verrucae typically take this long to heal without treatment in adults and this long to heal in children
what is up to 2 years (adults) and 6-12 months (children)
what are two common bacteria that cause impitigo
what is strep and staph
ringwom is misleadingly thought to be a worm
what is a distinctive circular ring-like rash on the skin