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ATHLETES FOOT

• Athlete's foot is a fungal infection
• It effects the upper layer of the skin in the foot
• Athlete's foot is a type of ringworm
• It requires a warm, moist area to vecome a problem

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BOILS AND CARBUNCLES

• A carbuncles are red, painful bumps under the skin
• Caused by bacteria (Staphylococcus aureus)
• This type of bacteria is found in e skin, throat, and nasal passage
• Boils are hair follicles that have got stopped up by pusnunder the skin.
• Boils and carbuncles are contagious

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COLD SORES

• Cold sores are the infection of the lips, gum, or mouth
• The correct name for cold sores is Herpes labialis
• Usually spreads when a person has come into context with some one with it

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DERMATITIS

• Dermatitis is a general term for inflammation of the skin.
• Since it is a general term, it covers a wide variety of problems.
• Such as: eczema, rash from poison ivy, and dandruff.
• Usually isnt deadly or life threatening.
• Can be treated easily if you keep it on routine.

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IMPETIGO

• Impetigo is a rash that commonly affects kids and babies
• Impetigo is a very highly contagious rash that can be gotten from contact
• It will usually clear up n its out in 2-3 weeks
• With antibiotic drugs, it won't contagious after 24-48 hours
• You will need to keep your child home if they have it

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PSORIASIS

• Psoriasis is a common skin disease that causes irritation
• It causes the cells to rapidly grow on the surface of the skin
• Psoriasis is a chronic disease which mean itnis a long term disease
• There is no cure yet for psoriasis
• On the bright side there are treatments for it that isnt costly.

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1RST DEGREE BURNS

• 1rst degree burns are the least critical
• They involve swelling, pain, and redness of the skin
• This is the most common of burns
• Only the outer layer of the skin is burned

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2ND DEGREE BURNS

• Blisters usually occur
• Tremendous amount of pain and swelling
• Skin turns red and splotchy.
• It is a minor burn if it is under 3.5 inches

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3RD DEGREE BURNS

• Third degree burns are the most serious
• All layers and/or bone is involved
• All damage is permanent
• May have difficulty breathing

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