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What is the scientific name for HEAD lice?
pedicures humans capitis
What is the scientific name for BODY lice?
Pedicures humans corporis
lice feed on human _____ several times a day and reside close to the _____ in order to maintain their _____
blood; scalp/skin; body temperature
what is the geographic distribution for lice?
worldwide → especially KIDS
_____ tend to be more affected by lice
females
What are lice eggs called?
nits
head/body lice is spread via _____
close contact
lice typically die within _____ of being away from the scalp/skin
1-2 days
How do you diagnose head/body lice?
find live nymph or adult on scalp or hair

What insect is this?
head/body lice
Body lice resides on the _____ or _____ and migrate periodically to the _____ to feed
clothing; fomites; body
Can body lice spread disease?
YES
Body lice eggs are glued to _____
fibers on clothing
Head lice are generally confined to the _____, and reside on the human host at _____
scalp; ALL times
can head lice spread disease?
NO
Head lice eggs are typically found on _____
human hair

what insect is this?
public lice
Public lice have a _____ shape compared to head/body lice
broader
Public lice use their claws to grab onto the _____
pubic hair
What is the primary methods of treating head or public lice?
lice killing lotion/shampoo with permethrin or lindane
Lice are _____, while mites are _____
insects; arachnids
What is the scientific name for the itch mite?
Sacroptes scab var. hominis
S. scabiei mites will burrow into the _____ layers of the skin causing unbearable _____
sub corneal; nightly itch
Do S. scabiei mites burrow into deep tissue?
NO → never below the stratum corneum
S. scabiei mites are common in _____ spots
warm, moist
S. scabiei may appear as tiny _____ raised _____ that are about 1 cm long
grey/skin-colored; serpentine lines
S. scabiei mites typically take _____ before they become symptomatic, unless you have been _____
1-2 months; previously sensitized
S. scabiei îs a BIG problem in _____ patients
HIV/AIDS
Adult _____ S. scabiei mites will _____ as they _____ into the skin
females; lay eggs; burrow

What ectoparasite is this?
S. scabiei
What are the 3 month common areas that are affected by S. scabiei?
genitals, perianal, axilla
_____ causes thick crusts over the skin, this typically had lots of _____ but only minimal _____.
disseminated crusted scabies; mites; itching
Disseminated crusted scabies is commonly associated with _____ infections and can occur in patients who are _____ or have _____
secondary bacterial; immunosuppressed; AIDS
how do you diagnose Scabies?
skin scrapings
How do you treat Scabies?
creams, ivermectin and washing clothes

What ectoparasite is this?
S. scabiei