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| What are the four types of bacterial infections? | Folliculitis, Furuncle, Carbuncle, Impetigo
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| What are the 3 types of viral infections? | Herpes Simplex, Herpes Zoster, Verucca
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| What are the 6 types of Fungal infections? | Tinea Capitis, corporis, cruris, pedis, unguium, versicolor
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| What are the 5 types of inflammatory reactions? | eczema, suborrheic dermatitis, urticaria, acne and psoriasis
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| What are the four types of Staph/Strep infections? | Macule, vesicle, bulla, pustule
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| What is the treatment for impetigo? | Wash two or three times a day, apply topical antibiotics and avoid scratching and wash linens daily.
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| What is the treatment for folliculitis? | warm, moist compress twice a day to promote drainage, topical antibiotic.
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| What is the treatment for a furuncle? | Warm, moist compress twice a day, PO antibiotic.
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| What is the treatment for a carbuncle? | Incise and drain - pack with wicking sterile gauze, antibiotic,
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| What is the treatment for Cellulitius? | Antibiotic medicine
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| What are the treatments for viral infections? | No treatment, aim at relieving discomfort.
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| What are the treatments for fungal infections? | Topical creams/ointments, powders and shampoos. Antifungal PO meds for severe cases.
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| What are the treatments for bed bugs? | all bedding and clothes laundered, creams containing cortisone, antihistamine meds, Avoid itching, may cause secondary infection.
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| What is the treatment for suborrheic dermatitis? | Shampoo, topical steroids.
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| What is the treatment for Urticaria? | remove the cause, antihistamines
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| What is the treatment for acne? | Use cleansing agents, antibiotics
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| What is the treatment for psoriasis? | tar, topical steroid creams and ultraviolet light therapy
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| What is the treatment for a keloid? | Cortisone injection.
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| What is the treatment for a decubitus ulcer? | Topical antibiotic powder, and adhesive absorbent bandages and dressings.
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| How do you prevent decubitus ulcers? | Reposition every 2 hours to relieve pressure. Special mattresses, pads and pillows are available as well.
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| What is the treatment for alopecia? | minoxidill for male pattern baldness, treatment for underlying disorder.
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| What is the treatment for albinism? | None. Prone to sunburn.
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