### condition | illness | disease | skin disorder | eczema:

Diaper rash
* Most diaper rash is caused by too much contact with moisture, urine or feces.
* affects the areas within the confines of the diaper.
* are common even in the best cared for babies
* can also occur
  - develop from either cloth or disposable diapers
  - hurt
  - occur with cloth or disposable diapers
  - really soil a baby's mood
* contact dermatitis that causes redness and irritation around the diaper area.
* is another culprit in causing skin breakdown.
* is any rash on the skin area covered by a diaper
  - that is found within the confines of the diaper
  - skin rash on the area covered by a diaper
  - beatable and it is also preventable
* is caused by a bacteria that converts urine to ammonia
  - partly by wetness, which causes irritation, and abrasion of the baby's skin
  - common in infancy and can occur for a number of reasons
  - easy to spot
  - generally easy to treat and can often be prevented with a simple routine
  - incredibly common in babies
  - related to excess skin wetness
  - treated with ointment containing zinc
* is very common in babies
* occur equally often in babies who wear cloth or disposable diapers
  - with cloth diapers and disposables diapers
* occurs in most children at the ages between two months and two years.
* skin irritation.
* term used to describe any skin irritation in the diaper area.

Facial eczema
* can severely compromise animal welfare.
* common disease occurring in much of New Zealand in summer and autumn.
* is relatively common in areas of New Zealand.

Hand eczema
* common rash.
* is caused by irritation from substances like detergents and household cleansers
  - common among hairdressers

Nummular eczema
* can occur anywhere on the body and usually affects adults.
* chronic condition that frequently worsens in times of emotional stress.
* is diagnosed based on the appearance of the skin and on personal and family history.

Seborrhoeic eczema
* causes itchy and flaky patches on the scalp.
* reaction caused by a microbe pityrosporum ovale living on the skin.

### condition | illness | disease | skin disorder | erythema:

Hickey
* describes common errors in misestimating the size of bird flocks.
* is erythema

Furunculosis
* also results in painful swelling.
* are skin diseases.
* can be a problem in both the freshwater and marine life stages of Atlantic salmon.
* is caused by an infection of a hair follicle in the ear canal
  - treated with vaccines and antibiotics
* water-borne bacterium, which does exactly that.

Impetigo
* are diseases
* forms round, crusted, oozing spots that grow larger day by day.
* is skin disorder
* occurs more commonly during the summer and early fall.
* starts as a small vesicle, or fluid-filled lesion.
* tends to occur on moist, dirty skin, and can be spread by direct contact
  - the face, arms, or legs

### condition | illness | disease | skin disorder | impetigo:

Bullous impetigo
* common infection among children aged two to six.
* is primarily a staphylococcal disease.

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Melanism
* condition that gives an animal an appearance the opposite of albinism or leucism
  - is the opposite of albinism or leucism
* is common in the north and albinism is rare in all areas
  - from an abundance of dark pigment in the skin and hair
  - known to occur in other species, but is common in cats
* is the occurrence of individuals that are black they have an excess of the pigment melanin
  - result of a dominant allele and remains relatively rare in jaguars
* particularly important phenomenon for understanding evolution.

Pityriasis
* denotes fine scales and rosea translates as rose colored or pink.
* lichenoides most often affects adolescents and young adults.