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How must the child be clothed for a skin assessment?

Must be undressed except for underwear or diaper!

100

What is lanugo?

The fine, downy-fur like hair covering the newborn.

100

What are also known as pinpoint hemorrhages and may indicate a blood disorder?

Petechiae

100

What causes verrucae?

HPV virus

100

What is the most common type of fungal infection in kids?

Candida Diaper Dermatitis

200

What is the vernix caseoa?

- Waxy/creamy coating

- Naturally occurring protective biofilm 

- Covers the skin of the fetus during the last trimester of pregnancy and at birth

200

What is a kerion?

A moist, soggy lesion on the scalp

200

What dis?

  • Fungal rash on feet/between toes

  • Most common in adolescents

  • Interdigital (between toes) or like a ”slipper” on the Sole

Athlete's foot (tinea pedis)

200

What type of birthmark is permanent discoloration of the skin and enlarges as the child grows?

Flat vascular nevi/port wine stain

200
How do you treat candida diaper dermatitis?
  • Anti-fungal meds

  • Nystatin cream

300

What forms the vernix caseosa?

Secreted by the newborn’s sebaceous glands in utero.

300

What dis? 

  • FUNGAL infection of the groin 

  • Most often in adolescent males

  • Contributing Factors- warm, moist environment, friction/obesity, tight garments

Jock itch (tinea cruris)

300

What is caused by blood vessels under the skin leaking and is often indicative of very serious illness?

Purpura

300

What dis?

  • Yellow-brown Colored Nails

  • Hyperkeratosis (thickening)

  • Breakdown of the Nail 

Tinea unguium

300

What are the three A's of eczema?

Allergies, asthma, and atopic dermatitis

400

What causes baby acne?

Maternal hormones

400

What is important to remember about treating a breastfed baby with thrush?

Must also treat the nipples

400

What presents as honey-colored crusted lesions?

impetigo

400

What type of birthmark is a non-cancerous tumor made up of abnormal blood vessels?

Raised Vascular Nevi/hemangioma

400

What dis?

  • Annular (round), expanding lesion

  • Raised, erythematous border

  • Scaly , itchy hair loss

  • May have a single or multiple lesions

Ringworm (tinea corporis)

500

What is tinea?

A dermatophyte that invades the skin, hair, and nails

500

What is cradle cap?

Seborrheic dermatitis

  • Chronic inflammatory reaction of the skin in infants

  • Noncontagious

  • Overproduction of skin cells in areas rich in oil glands 

500

What dis?

  • Flesh-colored papules, in groups

  • White, waxy papules with depressed centers

Molluscum contagiosum (caused by a pox virus)

500

What type of birthmark is seen as deep blue pigmentation found on the lumbar, sacral, or gluteal areas?

Pigmented Nevi/mongolian spots

500

What is different about treatment of cellulitis on the face?

Requires IV antibiotics