Skin Assessments Angel Wheatley RN, BSN.

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Skin Assessments Angel Wheatley RN, BSN

Staph Infection Contagious See physician (antibiotics)

Contact Dermatitis Non Contagious Discontinue all soaps and lotions.

Chicken Pox Contagious until scabs form on lesions Stay home from school

Moleuscum Contagiosm, Warts Contagious Send to physician for treatment Can stay in school if covered

Cellulitis Non contagious Seek immediate medical treatment

Impetigo Spreads by itching Caused by bacteria

Herpes Contagious Called cold sores

HIV Infections (cutaneous) Non contagious (except by blood, bodily fluids) Rash

Melanomas Non contagious Seek immediate medical treatment

Scabies Contagious Treat as you do for lice

Pediculoses (Louse) Contagious Send home treat with lice shampoo and until nit free

Acne Non contagious Refer severe cases to Dermatologist

Ringworm Contagious Must be covered to stay in school

Bites/Stings Non Contagious Ice Watch for allergic reactions

Child Abuse Always question bruises on children Withdrawn Frequent trips to nurse

Contact information: Angel Wheatley Madison Avenue Upper Elementary 601 856-6609 awheatley@madison-schools.com