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Irritant Contact Dermatitis
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dermatitis
skin conditions
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Irritant Contact Dermatitis
Adaptive Responses to alterations
Hardening of the skin after repeated exposure to the irritant
Hardened, accommodated skin has a thicker stratum layer
slight sheen or glossy appearance
small loss of elasticity
Risk Factors
Occupational hazard of any worker that handles irritants (chemicals, detergents, soaps, dyes, etc) or come incontact with the environment
Pathophysiology
Break in the skin barrier
allergen binds to the carrier protein
The bound allergen/protein introduced to T cells and becomes sensitized to the antigen
Cytokines released and dermatitis arrises
Epidemiology
Occupational Hazard
repeated handwashing
repeated skin exposure to irritants
Environmental Hazards
Amount/strength of the irritant
Length and frequency of exposure
Skin condition (thick, thin, oily, fair, previous damage, or prexisting atopic tendency)
High/low temperatures or humidity
Clinical Presentation
Redness
Cracked skin
dryness
Inflammed
Thickened
Diagnosis
Thorough clinical examination and history
No specific testing for diagnosis
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