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Title:: Dermatology: Poison Oak, 48 hours after exposure
Description:: Poison oak lesion progression - 48 hours after exposure
Subject:: Dermatology, Medicine, Health Occupations
Creator:: Judy E. Kalinyak, MD, PhD, Chief Medical Officer, i-Human Patients
Publisher:: i-Human Patients
Copyright Holder:: i-Human Patients, Inc.
Rights:: http://www.i-human.com/service-agreement-print
Resource Type:: Photograph

Title:: Dermatology: Poison Oak, 1 week post treatment
Description:: Poison oak lesion progression - 1 week post treatment
Subject:: Dermatology, Medicine, Health Occupations
Creator:: Judy E. Kalinyak, MD, PhD, Chief Medical Officer, i-Human Patients
Publisher:: i-Human Patients
Copyright Holder:: i-Human Patients, Inc.
Rights:: http://www.i-human.com/service-agreement-print
Resource Type:: Photograph

Title:: Dermatology: Poison Oak, 1 week post treatment
Description:: Poison oak lesion progression - initial outbreak 24-36 hours after exposure - 24 hours pre-treatment - 1 week post treatment - secondary exposure, likely from contaminated clothing
Subject:: Dermatology, Medicine, Health Occupations
Creator:: Judy E. Kalinyak, MD, PhD, Chief Medical Officer, i-Human Patients
Publisher:: i-Human Patients
Copyright Holder:: i-Human Patients, Inc.
Rights:: http://www.i-human.com/service-agreement-print
Resource Type:: Photograph

Title:: Dermatology: Poison Oak, left forearm secondary exposure
Description:: Poison oak lesion progression - left forearm 96 hours post initial exposure. Secondary exposure, likely from contaminated clothing
Subject:: Dermatology, Medicine, Health Occupations
Creator:: Judy E. Kalinyak, MD, PhD, Chief Medical Officer, i-Human Patients
Publisher:: i-Human Patients
Copyright Holder:: i-Human Patients, Inc.
Rights:: http://www.i-human.com/service-agreement-print
Resource Type:: Photograph

Title:: Dermatology: Poison Oak, left forearm secondary exposure
Description:: Poison oak lesion progression, 96 hours post exposure. Secondary exposure, likely from contaminated clothing
Subject:: Dermatology, Medicine, Health Occupations
Creator:: Judy E. Kalinyak, MD, PhD, Chief Medical Officer, i-Human Patients
Publisher:: i-Human Patients
Copyright Holder:: i-Human Patients, Inc.
Rights:: http://www.i-human.com/service-agreement-print
Resource Type:: Photograph

Title:: Culture: Candida Auris
Description:: Candida auris - a fungus and strain of a kind of yeast
Subject:: Candida, Fungal Structures, Yeasts, Mitosporic Fungi, Fungi, Eukaryota
Creator:: craig@i-human.com
Copyright Holder:: U.S. Center for Disease Control
Rights:: http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/