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Comprehensive Overview of Acne: Skin Functions, Inflammation, and Microbiology

This summary provides an in-depth analysis of acne, highlighting the essential functions of the skin, including communication, heat regulation, excretion, absorption, and protection. It explores acute inflammation and its outcomes, the role of normal flora, and the significance of microbial virulence factors in acne development. Key components of the innate immune system are discussed, alongside clinical signs and symptoms associated with inflammation, such as fever, cough, and fatigue. This guide serves as a valuable resource for understanding acne's multifaceted nature within dermatological contexts.

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Comprehensive Overview of Acne: Skin Functions, Inflammation, and Microbiology

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  1. Week 2- Acne

  2. Case Summary

  3. Skin- Functions • Communication • Heat regulation • Excretion • Absorption • Protection • Aesthetics • Storage and synthesis • Sensation • CHEAPASS

  4. Skin Anatomy

  5. Skin Histology

  6. Acute Inflammation

  7. Outcomes of acute inflammation

  8. Acne

  9. Abscess

  10. Microbiology • Normal flora • The gram stain (du duduuuuh) • Gram +ve vu. Gram -ve

  11. Bacterial virulence • General virulence factors • PATRICIAE • Staphylococcus aureus (CCAPE)

  12. Fever

  13. COX pathways

  14. White blood cells

  15. The innate immune system • Features (no memory, instantaneous, • Barriers (skin, mucous membranes, secretions) • Components (Cells, complement, APP, cytokines) • Inflammation

  16. Clinical • Signs and Symptoms • Headache • Cough • Tachycardia • Palpitations • Temperature • Fatigue • Reflexes • Leukonychia • Pain • Tenderness

  17. Questions

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