Skabies dengan Infeksi Sekunder Pada Sindrom Down

Pertiwi, Mitha Yunda; Hidajat, Dedianto

doi:10.29303/jku.v10i4.625

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“…Secondary infection is a complication of scabies that can be caused by bacteria. Bacterial transmission can occur indirectly through skin excoriation or directly from mites, this is because mites and scybala contain Staphylococcus aureus and group A Streptococcus (Sungkar, 2016;Pertiwi and Hidajat, 2022) .…”

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“…Mattresses, carpets, sofas and all items that cannot be washed must be cleaned and dried in the hot sun (Purwanto and Hastuti, 2020). In addition, the patient's family also needs to be given intervention in the form of education about scabies starting from the definition, symptoms, ways of transmission, how to prevent, treatment, and complications that can occur if not treated properly (Pertiwi and Hidajat, 2022). In this study, child patients who were 7 months old who also experienced the same thing also received anti-scabies treatment in the form of 2-4 ointment and powdered drug concoction containing Amoxcicilin, CTM, and Paracetamol.…”

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A “forgotten” disease entity? Scabies with secondary infection in a housewife: case report

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Diarsvitri,

Diah Utami

et al. 2023

SMJ IDI Surabaya

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Background: In 2017, scabies was classified by WHO into the neglected tropical disease list , with an estimated 455 million annual incident cases. This disease has a high prevalence in many tropical environments with low income sources, especially in the Pacific Island countries. Scabies transmission occurs as a result of skin-to-skin contact and spreads easily in crowded living conditions. Objective: This case report aims to describe the risk factor, clinical features, and management of scabies patient with secondary infection. Case: A 17-year-old female presented with nocturnal itching on her hands and feet. She rarely washed sheets or dried mattresses. Physical examination revealed multiple erythematous papules, pustules, crusts, and skin erosions in the antebrachii and manus regions. Papules and pustules were also observed in the dorsum pedis regions. The patient was diagnosed with scabies and a secondary bacterial infection. Treatment included topical antiparasitic (Ointment 2-4) and sedating antihistamines (CTM) to alleviate itching, along with systemic antibiotics (Amoxicillin) to address the bacterial infection.Conclusion: The internal and external risk factors that underlie the development of scabies in this case are the patient's residence in densely populated environment, low level of personal hygiene, knowledge level patients who are less about scabies, and low socioeconomic level. The success of scabies management depends on effective therapy and health education about PHBS (Perilaku hidup Bersih dan Sehat).

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A “forgotten” disease entity? Scabies with secondary infection in a housewife: case report

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Diarsvitri,

Diah Utami

et al. 2023

SMJ IDI Surabaya

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Motivation Of Students In Preventing Scabies At Islamic Boarding School

Arso Wibowo,

Nadya

2024

J. App Nurs n Heal

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Background: Islamic boarding schools are a place for students to learn about Islam. The term santri is used for people who study religion at Islamic boarding schools. The students live together, usually students are often associated with scabies disease due to several factors, one of the factors that is suspected to be the cause is the lack of motivation in the students. Motivating students aims for students to be more concerned about cleanliness. This study aims to determine the motivation in preventing scabies. Methods: The research design was quantitative descriptive, with a research population of 120 respondents and a sample of 55 respondents. Sampling techniques with Purposive Sampling. The research was carried out from March 18 to April 30, 2024 at the Darunnjaah Islamic Boarding School with the variables of student motivation in preventing scabies. The research instrument with a data questionnaire was analyzed with percentages, interpreted quantitatively Results: Based on the results of research from 55 respondents, most of the respondents had a strong motivation as many as 37 respondents (67%) and almost half of the respondents had moderate motivation as many as 18 respondents (33%) in preventing scabies. Conclusion: The motivation of students in preventing scabies is influenced by several factors, namely gender, age, length of time students have lived in Islamic boarding schools, have received information about scabies and sources of information. It is hoped that the students will be more cooperative in seeking information related to scabies disease and its prevention to increase student motivation in preventing scabies and it is expected that the Islamic boarding school will often provide information about scabies disease and its prevention.

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Skabies dengan Infeksi Sekunder Pada Sindrom Down

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A “forgotten” disease entity? Scabies with secondary infection in a housewife: case report

A “forgotten” disease entity? Scabies with secondary infection in a housewife: case report

Motivation Of Students In Preventing Scabies At Islamic Boarding School

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