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Skin conditions (Cellulitis, Scabies, Tinea)

A visually appealing illustration of skin conditions like Cellulitis, Scabies, and Tinea, showing skin layers with highlighted infected areas and friendly educational elements.

Skin Conditions Quiz: Test Your Knowledge

Challenge your understanding of common skin conditions, including Cellulitis, Scabies, and Tinea. This quiz is designed to help you learn and reinforce key concepts about these conditions and their treatment options.

Key Features:

10 engaging multiple-choice questions
Learn about symptoms, risk factors, and diagnosis
Applicable for students and healthcare enthusiasts alike

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ExaminingDoctor202

Scabies is a skin condition caused by.....

A boil, ulcer, or damaged tissue (allowing bacteria to enter the body)

A poisons plant

A Mite

The pathophysiological result of Cellulitis is.......

An infection within the dermis of the skin

An infestation within the epidermis of the skin

The blocking of sensory nerve fibres

Which of these is a common risk factor for Tinea?

Chickenpox

Poor hygiene

Close contact with people

Injuries that cause breaks in the skin

Which of these is a symptom of Scabies?

A bald patch

Red streaks located proximal to the infected area

Local pruritus ( increased feeling of itchiness of the skin)

Cellulitis can be diagnosed by.....

A physical examination

Applying ink to the infected area (burrow ink test)

Examination of a skin sample

How can Tinea be treated?

Oral antifungal medicine

Systemic antibiotics

Lindane (lotion)

Antifungal cream

Which of these is not true about the prognosis of Scabies?

It is easily treatable and is most often not life threatening

If left untreated, it can cause potential heart and/or kidney disease.

Infestation has a high increase risk for those immunologically compromised

If infestation worsens, potential skin removal will be necessary

Cellulitis is a skin condition caused by.....

A fungus infection

A boil, ulcer, or damaged tissue (allowing bacteria to enter the body)

Untreated frostbite

The pathophysiological result of Tinea is........

The blocking of sensory nerve fibres

A fungus infection to the outermost layer of the skin (stratum corneum)

An infestation within the epidermis of the skin

Which of these is a common risk factor for scabies?

Injuries that cause breaks in the skin

Chickenpox

Close contact with people

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