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| What on the skin inhibits microbes? |
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Salt inhibits microbes lysozyme hydrolyzes peptidoglycan fatty acids inhibit some pathogens defensins are antimicrobial peptides
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What bacteria is salt tolerable? |
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Gram positive Salt tolerant bacteria Staphylococci micrococci diptheroids
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| Normal microbiota of the skin |
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| Skin rash arising from another focus of the infection |
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| Mucous membrane rash arising from another focus of the infection |
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| A vesicle becomes a _____ . |
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| pastule (papule - with pus) |
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| What are 2 staphylococcal skin infections? |
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S. Epidermis Staphylococcus aureus
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a sheet that acts collectively like a colony of different bacteria |
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| Infections of the hair folliciles |
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Folliculitis of an eyelash |
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| Ascess; puss surrounded by inflamed tissue |
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| INflammation of tissue under the skin |
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Disease of Newborns where their skin sheds and turns red |
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A bacteria that likes areas that lack oxygen, damp, and dark |
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Name some Streptococcal skin infections? |
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These are on the surface of streptococcus and are good at not being phagocytize |
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Name some Group A streptococcal infections? |
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| It mimicks connective tissue so the body does not attack it. |
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| Name some infectsion by Pseudomonads? |
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Pseudomonas aeruginosa Pseudomonas dermatis ottis externa Post burn infection
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| If the chlorine levels in the pool aren't correct, what disease could grow? |
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Occurs when sebum channels are blocked with shed cells |
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Gram positive, anerobic rod Treatment: preventing sebum formation, antibiotics, benzoyl peroxide to loosen clogged follicles, visible blue light
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| Type of acne that requires isotretinoin. It should be monitored when given to new borns. |
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| What is the treatment for papillomaviruses? |
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| For Nodular cystic acne, what treatment is given? |
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Comodonal acne Inflammatory acne nodule cystic acne |
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| stimulates interferon production |
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