Pediatric emergency medicine trisk 2328 2328
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most common on
the face
Urticarial
Sporotrichosis
(Sporothrix
schenckii)
Tropical/subtropical
regions in western
hemisphere
Cutaneous larva
migrans
Caribbean, Africa,
Migrating intensely
Asia, Latin
pruritic
America,
serpiginous tracks
southeastern United
most common on
States
buttocks and feet
Onchocerca
Sub-Saharan Africa
volvulus (river
blindness)
Sea anemone
Caribbean, Latin
larvae
America,
(Edwardsiella
Philippines,
lineata ),
Southeast Asia
jellyfish larvae
(Linuche
unguiculata )
Scabies (Sarcoptes Worldwide
scabiei )
Ulcerative, papular,
or nodular lesions
at site of minor
trauma, usually
from contact with
soil. Can spread in
a lymphatic
pattern
Pruritic rash after
contact with
blackfly larvae
Pruritic papular rash
caused by larvae
entrapped under
the bathing suit
Pruritic
erythematous
eruption most
common in
webspaces of
digits and along
areas where
clothing fits
tightly; in infants,
diffuse rash can be
seen
