Introduction

Title/topic:Scabies
I.Introduction
A contagious skin disease caused by parasitic mite (Sarcoptes scabiei) that burrows under the skin to deposit eggs,causing intense itching.A highly contagious, erythematous, and intensely pruritic skin condition.The intense itching almost always caused by scabies is due to a reaction within the skin
to the feces of the mite.
II.Causes
Scabies is most common among people who live in overcrowded conditions, and whose ability to practice good hygiene is limited.Scabies can be passed between people by close skin contact.And also caused by the mite called Sarcoptes scabiei.
III.Effects
The characteristic symptoms of scabies infection include superficial burrows, intense pruritus (itching), a generalized rash and secondary infection.Acropustulosis, or blisters and pustules on the palms and soles of the feet, are characteristic symptoms of scabies in infants.Early scabies infestation mirror other skin diseases, including dermatitis, syphilis, allergic reactions, and other ectoparasites such as lice and fleas.
IV.Prevention
1.Do not keep skin-to-skin contact with the person infected with scabies
2. Try sauna, try bathing (warm water or wash in diluted Safe Solution,borax or sulfur)3. Change and wash all clothing, bedding, towels and under wear daily 4. Wash
towels, clothing and bedding using hot water and enzymes or borax5. Do not share clothing every member should keep his or her articles
like brushes, combs or towels separately.
V.Conclusion
Scabies is a contagious skin infection common among people who live in overcrowded,less than ideal hygienic environments. It is caused by the infestation of
female scab mites that,upon contact, burrows under the victim's skin and lays eggs along the lines of passage.

scabies sentence outline

I.Scabies is a relatively contagious infection.
1.Etymology
a.Derived from the Latin word scabere which means to scratch.
2.Definitions
a.Scabies is a highly contagious, erythematous, and intensely pruritic skin condition.
b.The intense itching almost always caused by scabies is due to a reaction within the skin
to the feces of the mite.
II.Scabies types
1.Other than regular scabies, there is only one type of scabies i.e. Norwegian scabies also known as Crusted scabies.
2. Norwegian scabies originated in Norway, attributed to the scabies mite and named as 'Scabies Norvegic Boeckii'
III.Causes
1.Scabies is most common among people who live in overcrowded conditions, and whose ability to practice good hygiene is limited.
2.Scabies can be passed between people by close skin contact.
3.And also caused by the mite called Sarcoptes scabiei.
IV.Signs and symptoms
1.The characteristic symptoms of scabies infection include superficial burrows, intense pruritus (itching), a generalized rash and secondary infection.
2.Acropustulosis, or blisters and pustules on the palms and soles of the feet, are characteristic symptoms of scabies in infants.
^{V.Diagnosis
1.}Signs and symptoms of early scabies infestation mirror other skin diseases, including dermatitis, syphilis, allergic reactions, and other ectoparasites such as lice and fleas.
2.Generally diagnosis is made by finding burrows - which often may be difficult because they are scarce, and because they are obscured by scratch marks.
3.If burrows are not found in the primary areas known to be affected, the entire skin surface of the body should be examined.
VI.Prevention
1.Treatment of furniture and bedding.
2.Vacuuming floors, carpets, and rugs.
3.Disinfecting floor and bathroom surfaces by mopping.
4.Cleaning the shower/bath tub after each use.
5.Daily washing of recently worn clothes, towels and bedding in hot water, drying in a hot dryer and steam ironing.
VII.Our conclusion
People with compromised immune systems, such as HIV, cancer or transplant patients may be susceptible to crusted or Norwegian scabies. In this case the scabies go unregulated by cytotoxic cells and spread over the whole body, except the face. These cases require additional treatment options for resolution. Ivermectin is a single oral treatment of choice in these patients combined with any other topical treatment.

lexleen's personal account

I was still a second year student when I met two special person in my life.And i could say that they have that beauty that no one ever knew.They're so kind,gorgeous,and obviously popular.But despite of that characteristics that I'ved mention,they were so childish.They quarrel now and then that they don't know what they were saying to each other.But when one of them started to cry,the both of them will be friends again.That's my two best of friends,Carol Calotes and Janikka Saavedra.I love to see them when they are quarreling almost everyday.And even my II-Anthurium classmates together with our adviser,I really miss them a lot.




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my personal account

It is when father meet an accident on motorcycle.It happened last 2005.
he lost his job because of pain,so we decided to brought him in hospital.
We have no money to spent in hospital,so we decided to credit in our
cousins.At that time we have no money to pay in school,so my older
brother and older sister decided to stop.we find a lot of ways to survive.
Every one of us got a work.Mark work in Malaybalay in a store,
zhaira work in cagayan,cogon,and I work at bayabas CDO.
Every one of us gave money to our parent specially to our father in
hospital.It last 3 months they stayed in CDO hospital,and cut his one foot.
we pay 78,000 pesos.But some of our cousins help us to pay it all.
And now my Father is recovering in his life,and now we try to raise up again
our happy life.Now I d continue on my study.I make this experience as an
inspiration in daily life.

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Scabies
I.Introduction
1.Scabies
2.scabies definition
II.Scabies etymology
III.Scabies history
IV.Causes,effects,signs and symptoms
V.epidemiology
1.Scabies is impressively democratic in its epidemiology: mites are distributed around the world, affecting all ages, races and socioeconomic classes in all different climates^{[2]
VI.conclusion
I therefore conclude that scabies is a very contagious and dangerous disease.}

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2.websites:
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2.webcrawler.com
3.google.com

resources:
1.signs and symptoms
2.cause
3.diagnosis
4.management
5.epidemiology
6.history
7.domestic animals
8.see also
9.references
10.external links
11oral
12.public health and prevention strategies
13.history
14.scabies types
15.scabies prevention
16.prevention
17.causal agent
18.scabies
19.clinical features
20.laboratory diagnosis
21.scabies definition
22.scabies
23.scabies introduction
24.disease fact sheet:scabies