Win 23 Derm Diseases Review

This degree of burn causes blistering of the skin.

• First Degree Burn
• Second Degree Burn
• Third Degree Burn

Which degree of burn can cause infections and dehydration?

• First Degree Burn
• Second Degree Burn
• Third Degree Burn

A First Degree Burn damages which layer of the skin?

• Hypodermis
• Dermis
• Epidermis

Condition 2: Athlete comes in complaining of itching and burning on his feet. He reports that he borrowed a friends cleats a few days ago when he left his at home.

Condition 3: Patient says he is not sure how he got the sores. He tried to pop them himself but it seems to have only made things worse. He has kept them covered until he could get into the doctor. Bacteria culture came back positive.

Condition 4: Your friend comes in complaining of itching on her neck after borrowing lotion from a friend.

Condition 5: A patient comes in complaining of an itchy rash (as shown). He has had the patches appear on his leg before but then it goes away on its own. Now it is on his stomach and it really hurts. He has an uncle with a “weird skin thing” too. Bacteria culture comes back negative.

Condition 7: The patient says he has always had a mole on his arm but it seems to have gotten bigger and changed colors and he is worried about it now.

An allergy to an ingredient or chemical, usually caused by repeated skin contact with the chemical

• Anhidrosis

• Allergic Contact Dermatitis

• Verruca

• Lentigines

Cannot survive in the presence of oxygen

• Anaerobic

• Macule

• Hyperhidrosis

• Telangiectasis