(1)
To state: The causative organism of scabies.
Concept introduction: Scabies is a dermatologic condition that is highly contagious and frequently occurs in children and young adults.
(2)
To state: The causative organism of ringworm.
Concept introduction: Ringworm or tinea is a skin condition caused by a fungal infection. Depending upon the affected area, it can be categorized into several types. In the beginning, the infection appears as red patches on the affected area and spreads to other parts of the body.
(3)
To state: The causative organism of pediculosis.
Concept introduction: Pediculosis (lice) is an infestation of the hairy parts of the body. The manifestations of this skin infection include a tickling feeling of something moving on the hair, sores, itching on the head, formation of a papule or macule, and the presence of lice eggs (nits) on the shafts of the hair.

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