This flashcard tests knowledge of cutaneous mycoses caused by dermatophytes, focusing on Tinea infections. It asks about the location and distinguishing features of Tinea cruris compared to Tinea corporis, and the types and most common form of Tinea pedis.
This flashcard covers cutaneous mycoses caused by dermatophytes, specifically focusing on Tinea infections. It asks about the location of Tinea cruris and its differences from Tinea corporis, as well as the three varieties and the most common type of Tinea pedis.
| Front | Cutaneous mycoses: Tinea (dermatophytes) Tinea cruris: occurs where? how is this different from tinea corporis?1 Tinea pedis: what are the three varieties? most common? |
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