Most common form of tinea unguium is _____ onychomycosis (DLSO)
_____ is a severe inflammatory type of tinea capitis which presents with an inflammatory mass with thick crusting and matting of hair
_____ describes fungal infection of the nails
_____ lesions are characteristic of Candidal infections (e.g., intertrigo).
In which form of candidiasis are satellite lesions classically seen?_____
_____ candidiasis presents with burning sensation on eating spicy food and red tongue lesion

The dermatophyte _____ can be identified via Wood's lamp
_____ infects nail and skin only.
Tinea _____ in children is treated with oral griseofulvin or oral terbinafine
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