Pediatric Primary Care (179 page)

Zymar, for bacterial conjunctivitis

Zyrtec

for allergic conjunctivitis

for allergic rhinitis

for eustachian tube dysfunction

Figure 1
Acne vulgaris of the forehead. ©
F.C.G./Fotolia.com

Figure 2
Acne vulgaris of the lower face. © Olga
Sapegina/Fotolia.com

Figure 3
Atopic dermatitis. Minute excoriations with lichenification in the antecubital fossa seen.© iStockphoto/Thinkstock

Figure 4
Impetiginized atopic dermatisis. © Dr. P. Marazzi/Photo Researchers, Inc.

Figure 5
Flexural involvement of popliteal fossa in atopic dermatisis.© Jingling
Water/Fotolia.com

Figure 6
Urticaria. © Rob Byron/ShutterStock, Inc.

Figure 7
Scabies. Courtesy of CDC

Figure 8
Irritant diaper dermatitis.© Biophoto Associates/Photo Researchers, Inc.

Figure 9
Chafi ng type of diaper dermatitis. © Medical-on-Line/Alamy

Figure 10
Candidiasis in the diaper area. A positive culture forCandida can be obtained from satellite pustules. © Dr. P. Marazzi/Photo Researchers, Inc.

Figure 11
Infl ammatory superficial fungal infection. Courtesy of K. Mae Lennon/CDC

Figure 12
Recurrent herpes simplex. Courtesy of Dr. Hermann/CDC