1
Q
What is Tinea (Ringworm)?
A
An infection caused by a fungus.
2
Q
Why is Tinea called Ringworm?
A
Because it can caused a ring-shaped rash on the skin.
3
Q
What does Tinea Capitis affects?
A
The top of the head.
4
Q
What does Tinea Unguium affects?
A
The nails.
5
Q
What does Tinea Pedis affects?
A
The feet (athlete’s foot).
6
Q
What does Tine Cruris affects?
A
The groin area (jock itch).
7
Q
What does Tinea Corporis refers to?
A
To tinea infections on other body surfaces.
8
Q
What is the choice for most patients?
A
Topical antifungal therapy.
9
Q
What happens when topical therapy fails in patients?
A
Systemic antifungal agents will be the option.
Lesson 10: The Integumentary System
flashcards
Decks in class (19)
# Cards
-
Chapter 2: Word Parts of the Integumentary System16
-
Chapter 2: Prefixes of The Integumentary System4
-
Chapter 2: Suffixes of The Integumentary System9
-
Chapter 2: Listen to Learn30
-
Chapter 2: Other Terms of The Integumentary System21
-
Chapter 2: Abbreviations and Acronyms of The Integumentary System7
-
Chapter 3: Layers of the Skin16
-
Chapter 3: Layers of the Skin (continued)10
-
Chapter 4: Sweats and Sebaceous Glands21
-
Chapter 5: Types of Lesions of the Skin Layers25
-
Chapter 5: Fluid-Filled Lesions10
-
Chapter 6: Disorders9
-
Chapter 6: Acne Vulgaris (Common acne)16
-
Chapter 6: Cellulitis5
-
Chapter 6: Tinea (Ringworm)9
-
Chapter 6: Skin Cancer12
-
Chapter 6: Warts (Verrucae)10
-
Chapter 6: Pressure Sore (bedsore)6
-
Chapter 6: Burns18
