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| Impetigo Same as above Bacterial infection, which is common in wrestlers Occurs most around the mouth and nostrils Itching Soreness Lesions vary from pea-sized vesicopustule to large, bizarre, circular lesions with yellowish crustation on the skin Not applicable Refer to a dermatologist Not applicable |
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| Intertrigo Chafing Friction and softening in the folds of the skin from heat and moisture Pain and chafing Erythema Possibly an oozing wound Not applicable Refer to a dermatologist Not applicable |
| Onychia Nail bed infection Fungal infection Pain Inflammation at nailbed Possible loss of nail White or yellow discoloration of subungual area Not applicable Refer to a physician Not applicable |
| Paronychia Same as above Bacterial or fungal infection Trauma to the nail bed or end of the finger Pain around the nail bed Redness Swelling Possibly pus formation seen near a fingernail or toenail Not applicable Refer to a physician Not applicable |
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| Medical Term Common Term Mechanisms Symptoms Signs Special Tests Referral/Diagnostic Procedure Classification of Injury Management Comment |
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| Medical Term Common Term Mechanisms Symptoms Signs Special Tests Referral/Diagnostic Procedure Classification of Injury Management Comment |
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| Medical Term Common Term Mechanisms Symptoms Signs Special Tests Referral/Diagnostic Procedure Classification of Injury Management Comment |
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| Medical Term Common Term Mechanisms Symptoms Signs Special Tests Referral/Diagnostic Procedure Classification of Injury Management Comment |
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| Pediculosis Body lice Infestation of lice Itching and scratching May lead to secondary infection and formation of pustules and crusts The hair may become matted, and small, ovoid, grayish white nits may be visible fixed to hair shafts Not applicable Refer to a dermatologist Not applicable |
| Pityriasis rosea Same as above Unknown infection See signs Redness and branny scales with an oval raised border, usually on the trunk of the bodyIt resembles superficial ringworm Not applicable Refer to a dermatologist Not applicable |
| Prickly heat Same as above Common temperature reaction A result of exposure to heat and moisture Itching Pustules and burning vesicles Not applicable Refer to a dermatologist Not applicable |
| Psoriasis Same as above Unknown May be a result of increased epidermal cell proliferation Discomfort Flat-topped papules covered with thin, grayish-white scalesUnder dry scales are red bleeding pointLesions are sharply demarcated This is a chronic condition, although it comes and goes Not applicable Refer to a dermatologist Not applicable |
| Scabies Seven-year itch Parasitic skin infection caused by the mite Sarcoptes scabiei Nocturnal itching Parasite burrows, approximately ¼ to ½ inch (0.5 to 1.0 cm) below the skin surface, between fingers and toes, wrists, axillae, nipples, inside of thighs, beltline, and buttocks Not applicable Refer to a dermatologist Not applicable |
| Sebaceous cyst Wens Slow-growing, benign cystic tumor Discomfort if infected Small sac with sebaceous matter, movable and not sore Not applicable Refer to a dermatologist Not applicable |
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| Tinea corporis Ringworm Dermatophyte infection Itching Slightly elevated scaly patches A circular pattern of vesicular areas Not applicable Refer to a dermatologist Not applicable |
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| Tinea cruris Jock itch Fungal infection Itching Pain Discomfort associated with infection Redness Not applicable Refer to a dermatologist if symptoms/signs persist Not applicable |
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| Medical Term Common Term Mechanisms Symptoms Signs Special Tests Referral/Diagnostic Procedure Classification of Injury Management Comment |
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| Medical Term Common Term Mechanisms Symptoms Signs Special Tests Referral/Diagnostic Procedure Classification of Injury Management Comment |
| Tinea pedis Athlete’s foot Fungal infection Itching Inflammation of tissue Possible infection Cracking of skin Rash Blisters Not applicable Refer to a dermatologist if symptoms/signs persist Not applicable |
| Urticaria Hives Allergic reaction to food, substance, insect bite, heat, pollen, or drug Intense itching Rash Not applicable Refer to a dermatologist Not applicable |
| Verruca vulgaris Common wart Viral infection See signs Small, round, elevated lesion with rough, dry surface, located on the hand or foot The wart may contain markings resembling black seeds Not applicable Refer to a dermatologist if symptoms/signs persist Not applicable |