Staphylococcus or group A

streptococcal infection

Staphylococcus aureus Honey – colored

Most crust / plaque
Streptococcus common
pyogenes
Produces a number of
Pathogenic cellular and Punched – out
ity extracellular products, ulceration
including exotoxins and
coagulase
Method of
transmission
Leak serous
Predisposing Factors fluid
Age (Childhood)
Direct Indirect Crowded Environment
(Physical (Fomite Poor Sanitary practices Burst
Exposure to persons with current
infection
Daily Hygiene Routine
Susceptible Host Warm Environment Nose and Red, raw skin
Presence of irritated skin face with ragged
edge
Stratum
Corneum Burst
Honey
Epidermis NON- Pustule Colored
BULLOUS s Fluid
Fragile

Various skin
IMPETI areas,
BULLOUS Toxi Epidermis Blister /
GO n Vesicle especially the
buttocks