Pediatric Skin Problems (Ky)

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9. Your sweat glands and hair follicles are contained in the ___________ layer of your skin.

Subcutaneous tissue (deep layer)

Dermis (middle layer)

Epidermis (top layer)

Muscular

Pediatric Skin Problems (Ky)

1. Children should stay home from school (because the condition is contagious) if they have

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Which of the following is the result of a mite burrowing through and laying eggs in the skin?

3. It is important to treat the environment as well as the child if the child has scabies.

4. Shingles (commonly in adults) is the reactivation of the

5. It is important to remember to not use ________________ to treat a fever in any child under 18.

6. Seborrheic Dermatitis (sometimes known as 'cradle cap') only occurs in infants.

7. A 'Wheal' is an irregular skin lesion in the epidermis layer that is typically red and inflamed, and is also known as a

8. The most common childhood skin condition, often related to food allergies, is

9. Your sweat glands and hair follicles are contained in the ___________ layer of your skin.

10. Ringworm is NOT related to