Eczema is a catchall word for a number of skin conditions that cause a very itchy, red rash. The most common form of eczema is atopic dermatitis, or AD.People with AD develop an intensely itchy skin rash that tends to come and go over time.It can affect any part of the body, but is most common on the neck, wrists, ankles, hands and the insides of the knees and elbows.czema is a catchall word for a number of skin conditions that cause a very itchy, red rash. The most common form of eczema is atopic dermatitis, or AD.
Tetanus is a serious and potentially fatal disease. Prompt diagnosis and treatment are vital in order to improve the prognosis of tetanus. Some factors which increase the risk of severe disease and therefore poor prognosis are:rognosis of tetanusNeonatal tetanus has poor prognosis. A newborn baby is at risk of tetanus if contaminated knife, razor, or other instrument is used to cut its umbilical cord, or if dirty material is used to dress the cord.
The usual incubation period after birth is 3-10 days, which explains why this form of tetanus is sometimes referred to as the disease of the seventh day. The newborn usually exhibits irritability, poor feeding, rigidity, facial grimacing, and severe spasms with touch.Mortality exceeds 70%.he incubation period is shorter than 4 days in 15% of cases and longer than 14 days in 12% of cases. Patients with clinical manifestations occurring within 1 week of an injury have more severe clinical courses. Patients sometimes remember an injury, but often, the injury goes unnoticed.