Term
| primary/re-exposure sensitization to hypersensativity rxns: |
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Definition
| begins 14-21 days after initial exposure then second exposure rxn will happen in 12-48hrs. |
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Term
| describe physical findings for allergic contact dermatitis: |
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Definition
| erythematous, linear, vesicular, pruritic rash |
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Term
| how long does poison ivy rash last? |
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Definition
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Term
| lab testing for recurrent contact dermatitis: |
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Definition
| patch testing identifies specific allergens |
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Term
| allergic contact dermatitis tx: |
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Definition
1. avoid offending agent
2. topical steroids
3. wet dressings
4. severe cases; systemic steroids |
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Term
| who is at higher risk for contact dermatitis? |
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Definition
| fair skin or atopic dermatitis |
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Term
| clinical presentation of irritant contact dermatitis: |
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Definition
| erythema, chapped skin, dryness, fissures, pruritis, BURNING |
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Term
| differential Dx for irritant contact dermatitis: |
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Definition
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Term
| burning pain with little itch is more likely: |
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Definition
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Term
| vesicles are associated with: |
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Definition
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