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5 to 7 Educator, 2010
Head lice can be bothersome for teachers and administrative staff. However, with the right approach, head lice management needn′t be a such a reoccurring problem
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Head lice can be bothersome for teachers and administrative staff. However, with the right approach, head lice management needn′t be a such a reoccurring problem
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Australasian Journal of Dermatology, 2000
SUMMARYDermatologists are the nominal experts in the management of head lice in Australia, yet many dermatologists infrequently treat patients with this condition. Most people are managed in the community by school nurses, local council health officers, pharmacists, paediatricians or general practitioners.
D. De Berker, Rodney Sinclair
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SUMMARYDermatologists are the nominal experts in the management of head lice in Australia, yet many dermatologists infrequently treat patients with this condition. Most people are managed in the community by school nurses, local council health officers, pharmacists, paediatricians or general practitioners.
D. De Berker, Rodney Sinclair
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Independent Nurse, 2008
Treatments for head lice must be used correctly to be effective, writes Dr Louise Newson.
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Treatments for head lice must be used correctly to be effective, writes Dr Louise Newson.
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Update on treatments for head lice
Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin, 2009Head lice infestation is common, and mainly affects children of primary school age.1 Treatments include conventional chemical insecticides; fine tooth louse combs; and fluid preparations that work by a physical rather than chemical mode of action.1 However, each of these fails to eradicate head lice in some patients.1 Other disadvantages include the ...
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Head Lice and the Use of Spinosad
Clinical Therapeutics, 2012Head lice infestations are responsible for social and economic distress. Despite a reported increase in resistance, permethrin 1% is still the first-line treatment of head lice. Alternative topical pediculicidal agents include malathion and benzyl alcohol, but resistance is of growing concern.
Robin L. Breitzka, Susan C. Villegas
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Pediatrics, 2007
To the Editor .— I am writing because of concern about the article “Therapy for Head Lice Based on Life Cycle, Resistance, and Safety Considerations.”1 My first concern is the recommendation to use malathion, an organophosphate pesticide, as the first-line …
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To the Editor .— I am writing because of concern about the article “Therapy for Head Lice Based on Life Cycle, Resistance, and Safety Considerations.”1 My first concern is the recommendation to use malathion, an organophosphate pesticide, as the first-line …
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Archives of Disease in Childhood, 1997
Editor,—I am grateful to Ibarra and Hall for reviewing a common problem in general practice.1 …
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Editor,—I am grateful to Ibarra and Hall for reviewing a common problem in general practice.1 …
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5 to 7 Educator, 2009
There is an outbreak of head lice in school-it is note every parent dreads. But it is not just parents who have to be worried
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There is an outbreak of head lice in school-it is note every parent dreads. But it is not just parents who have to be worried
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2019
Infestations either as scabies or head lice have been around during recorded time. Scabies can present with extreme pruritus. The presence of a mite on a scraping can confirm a diagnosis, but usually it is diagnosed by pattern recognition of signs and symptoms. It is usually treated topically but, in some instances, oral treatment is used.
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Infestations either as scabies or head lice have been around during recorded time. Scabies can present with extreme pruritus. The presence of a mite on a scraping can confirm a diagnosis, but usually it is diagnosed by pattern recognition of signs and symptoms. It is usually treated topically but, in some instances, oral treatment is used.
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