Skin Conditions

common

Skin problems are (common/uncommon) in sports

skin

The largest organ of the body is ... so that damage is ever present.

indoors and outdoors

Where can skin damage happen?

prevention

The key to not spreading skin disease

abrasion

a scrape of the superficial layer of skin (epidermis)

pain, burning sensation, and gradual tightening as the injury heals

Abrasions result in ...

not serious

Abrasions are typically.. (serious/not) but can affect large areas of skin

infection and scarring (tattooing)

if dirt or other substances get into the wound the threat of .... results.

seen by a physician

Some abrasions are serious enough to be

facial, extremity, and finger cuts

Lacerations commonly occur as......

controlling bleeding

Laceration initial treatment aimed at ...

seek medical attention immediately

If cut is deep, long, or jagged, or if there is numbness you should....

activity basis

Lacerations-- Return to activity should be judged by....

actinic dermatitis

Defined as the destruction of skin cells caused by the sun's ultraviolet light.

pink to bright red skin

1st degree of actinic dermatitis symptoms

blisters

2nd degree of actinic dermatitis symptoms

skin turns black or white and could have no feeling of pain

3rd degree of actinic dermatitis symptoms

severity

Sunburn should be treated depending on...

sunburn

..... is one of the most easily preventable skin problems

25-45

Use an SPF of .... for outdoor activities

melanoma

Long term exposure to the sun can cause....

miliaria (prickly heat)

Common sports disorder of the skin for athletes that sweat profusely or wear heavy athletic equipment.

itching and burning

Symptoms of miliaria (prickly heat)

arms, torso or creases in the body

Common places for miliaria (prickly heat)

joggers nipples

Characterized by painful chafing of the areolae and nipple caused by friction.

coarse running shirts

Common cause of joggers nipples ...

men

Joggers nipples are more prevalent in ....

Shirts that are smooth or bandaids, petroleum jelly

What can prevent joggers nipples

intertrigo (skin chafing)

Begins with a combination of heat and moisture that causes the skin to soften. Then friction and repeated rubbing makes the areas raw or chafed.

chafing

describes an area that oozes, then develops lesions that form a crusty crackling surface

contact dermatitis

Can be caused by a number of factors including equipment, deodorants, topical analgesics, and athletic tape resin

equipment, deodorants, topical analgesics, and athletic tape resin

Causes of contact dermatitis

itching, redness, swelling and a rash that initially oozes, then crusts over.

Symptoms of contact dermatitis

tinea cruris

Mostly affects males, Symptoms are itchy red scaly patches or could develop to pus filled blisters, Usually found on groin, thighs or buttocks, Prevention is hygiene avoid lingering in wet clothing or swimsuits, lose weight , Treatment anti-fungal creams

anti-fungal creams

Treatment of tinea cruris

hygiene avoid lingering in wet clothing or swimsuits, lose weight

Prevention of tinea cruris

itchy red scaly patches or could develop to pus filled blisters, Usually found on groin, thighs or buttocks

Symptoms of tinea cruris

tinea pedis

Depends on athlete's susceptibility, fungus, Prevention Keep feet clean and dry, shoe powder, clean socks, Wear shower shoes

Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus

MRSA stands for

Patricia Jevons, 1961

MRSA was first discovered by ... of the U.K. in ___.

School Hospital Community

Where is MRSA transmitted

skin test

How is MRSA diagnosed

yes

Can MRSA be fatal?

Cellulitis, boils, Abscesses, Sty, carbuncles, Impetigo, Rash

Name the 6 characteristics of MRSA

rash

skin appears to be reddish or have red coloring

impetigo

a skin infection with pus-filled blisters

carbuncles

infections larger than an abscesses usually with several openings to the skin

sty

an infection of an oil gland of the eyelid

abscesses

collections of pus in or under the skin

boils

pus-filled infections of hair follicles

cellulitis

infection of the skin or the fat and tissues that lie immediately beneath the skin usually starting as small red bumps in the skin with some areas resembling a bruise