Orthopaedics & MSK — Flashcards
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_____ presents as annular, erythematous, scaly plaques with central clearing.
Spot diagnosis = _____
_____ is a fungal skin infection affecting the stratum corneum caused by yeasts of the Malassezia genus
In tinea capitis if a(n) _____ is suspected then urgently refer to dermatology
What is the management for tinea corporis/cruris in very extensive or inflammatory disease? _____
What is the investigation for allergic contact dermatitis? _____
_____ are responsible for rashes known as tinea (ringworm)
Hint: What cutaneous fungi
Tinea capitis presents with _____, erythematous, scaly scalp with patches of hair loss
Hint: feeling
Tinea capitis most commonly affects _____
Hint: age demographic
Consider referral to _____ for tinea corporis/cruris if refractory to treatment, severe/extensive infection, or atypical/uncertain diagnosis
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