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Index A Animals, encounters with, as skin disorders Abrasions and chafing, 203–207 cause, 311–338 Curvularia lunata infections of, 78 Antibiotics as impetigo risk factor, 4 photosensitizing effects of, 108 sea creature-related, 337 topical, as contact dermatitis cause, track bites, 237 152 Accessories. See also Sports equipment Anti-inflammatory agents, topical, as contact as contact dermatitis cause, 145–147 dermatitis cause, 149–150 Acne keloidalis nuchae, 287–288 Aquaslide alopecia, 241–243 Acne mechanica, 282–285, color plate VIII Archers Acne vulgaris, differential diagnosis of, 5, archery arms in, 207–208 15, 43 callosities (calluses) in, 216–219 Allergic reactions Arthropod bite reactions, 24, 26, contact dermatitis, 127–163 316–321 accessories-related, 145–147 Arthropod stings, 321–323 athletic shoes-related, 135–137 Athlete’s foot. See Tinea pedis balls-related, 143–145 Athletic shoes. See Footwear exercise-induced anaphylaxis, 127, 183, 195–199 B handles-related, 140–143 Bacterial skin infections, 3–34. See also helmets and face masks-related, names of specific bacteria 138–139 gram-negative, 3–4, 22–30 manual implements-related, 139–140 gram-positive, 3, 4–22 medical supplies-related, 148–154 Badminton players nose clips and earplugs-related, callosities (calluses) in, 218 134–135 racquet-related allergic contact dermatitis photolichenoid, 156–157 in, 141–143 Rhus (poison ivy)-related, 154–155 stringer’s fingers in, 235–236 shin and knee guard-related, 137–138 Balance beam alopecia, 243 swim fins-related, 131–132 Ballet dancers, subungual exostosis in, swim goggles-related, 127–130 279–280 swimming cap-related, 133–134 Balls, as contact dermatitis cause, 143–144, underwater masks-related, 132–133 171–172 wet suit-related, 130–131 Basal cell carcinoma, 106, 115–118 pruritus and urticaria, 180–194 Baseball pitcher’s friction dermatitis, Alopecia 177–178 aquaslide, 241–243 Baseball players. See also Outdoor sports balance beam, 243 athletes jogger’s, 244 allergic contact dermatitis in, 138–139 Anabolic steroids, 297–299 baseball pitcher’s friction dermatitis, 165, Anaphylaxis 177–178 arthropod stings-related, 321, 322 bullae (blisters) in, 209 exercise-related, 127, 183, 195–199 callosities (calluses) in, 216–219 Ancylostoma braziliense, 84 molluscum contagiosum in, 50 Anesthetics, topical, as contact dermatitis pads in, 103–104 cause, 150–151 palmoplantar eccrine hidradenitis in, Angioedema. See also Exercise-induced 248 angioedema/anaphylaxis traumatic plantar urticaria, 193 vibratory, 197 Basketball pebble fingers, 165, 171–172 340 Index Basketball players irritant contact dermatitis in allergic contact dermatitis in, 143–144, red tide dermatitis, 168–169 147, 171–172 sea water dermatitis, 169 athletic tape-related, 148 seaweed dermatitis, 169–170 basketballs-related, 143–144 otitis externa, 28–30 shin and knee guard-related, 137–138 pulling boat hands in, 286–287 basketball pebble fingers in, 165, 171–172 seabather’s eruption in, 311–314 black heel in, 245–246 sea creature-related abrasions in, 337 Center’s callosities in, 272–273 sea creature-related stings in, 323–336 exercise-induced angioedema/anaphylaxis seaweed dermatitis in, 169 in, 195–198 sponge dermatitis in, 170–171 folliculitis in, 13 swimmer’s itch in, 314–316 furunculosis in, 11, 13 swimming pool granuloma in, 81–83 gram-negative infections in, 22–23 Boogie boards, as contact dermatitis cause, green foot in, 22–23 174–175 irritant contact dermatitis in, 165, Bowlers 171–172 allergic contact dermatitis in, 139–140 onychocryptosis (ingrown toenail) in, bowler’s fingernail in, 268–269 266–268 callosities (calluses) in, 216–219 pitted keratolysis in, 18 lawn, allergic contact dermatitis in, tinea pedis in, 57, 58 139–140 traumatic plantar urticaria in, 192–193 Bowler’s fingernail, 268–269 Basketballs, as contact dermatitis cause, Bowls grip, 139–140 171–172 Boxers Bee stings, 321–322 nodules in, 95, 103–104 Bicycle spoke injuries, 228 pads in, 95, 103–104 Bicyclists. See Cyclists smallpox in, 35 Bicyclists’ nipples, 208–209 Braces, knee and ankle, as contact dermatitis Bikini bottom, 20–21 cause, 153 Billiard cues, as contact dermatitis cause, Bug bites. See Arthropod bite reactions 146 Bullae (blisters), 209–216, 217, 222, 223 Billiard players billiard cue-related contact dermatitis in, C 146–147 Calcium oxide, as contact dermatitis cause, callosities (calluses) in, 216–219 165–167 “Black dots,” 49, 53, 217, 220, 221, color Callosities (calluses), 216–219, color plate V plate VI Center’s, 272–273 Black fly bites, 316, 317 differentiated from warts (verrucae), 53, Black heel (talon noire), 245–246, color 217 plate VI as protection against bullae (blisters), 216 Black palm, 247–248 Candida/candidiasis, 17, 59, 71, 72–72 Bleached swimmer syndrome, 158–159 Canoeists. See also Boaters Blisters. See Bullae callosities (calluses) in, 216–219 Blister shield, 216 furunculosis/furuncles in, 4, 11, 13–14 Blubber finger (erysipeloid), 21–22 impetigo in, 4 Boaters. See also Outdoor sports athletes nodules in, 95, 96 aquagenic urticaria in, 190–191 “soft skin” in, 209 atypical mycobacterial skin infections in, Canyoning hands, 164–165 81–83 Catchers, traumatic plantar urticaria in, 193 bikini bottom, 20–21 Cellulitis, differential diagnosis of, 22 canyoning hands in, 164–165 Cement burns, 165–167 cold urticaria in, 184–186 Center’s callosities, 272–273 contact urticaria in, 191–192 Cercariae, 314–316 gram-positive infections in, 4 Cercarial dermatitis, 314 Index 341 Chafing. See Abrasions and chafing Cyclists’ nipples, 208–209 Chalk Cysts, epidermoid, 15 as allergic contact dermatitis cause, 145 as irritant contact dermatitis cause, D 176–177 Dancers Cheilitis, actinic, 119 acne mechanica in, 282, 284 Chemical deposition, 293–296 callosities (calluses) in, 216–219 Chilblains, 286, 307–308 jazz ballet bottom in, 224–225 Chlorine, effect on hair, 293, 295 onychocryptosis (ingrown toenail) in, Cicatrices, karate, 226–227 266–268 Clam digger’s itch, 314. See also Swimmer’s palmoplantar eccrine hidradenitis in, itch 248 Coelenterate-related injuries, 323–328 subungual exostosis in, 279–280 Cold injuries Debromoaplysiatoxin, 169 canyoning hands, 164–165 Deerflies bites, 320–321 chilblains, 307–308 Dermatitis cold urticaria, 181, 184–186 allergic contact, 127–163 frostbite, 302–306 athletic equipment-related, 127–147 skier’s cold purpura, 306–307 environment-related, 154–160 Cold urticaria, 181, 184–186 medical supplies-related, 147–153 Cone shell, 328–329 atopic, 6 Conjunctivitis, herpes, 41 differential diagnosis of, 43 Copper deposits, in swimming pools, chronic lichenified, 234 293–294, 297 diving suit, 23–24 Coral, as abrasion cause, 337 irritant contact, 127, 164–179 Corneocytes, color plate IV athlete’s implements-related, 164, Corns, 220–222, color plate V 171–177 differentiated from playing fields-related, 164–171 callosities (calluses), 217 red tide dermatitis, 168–169 warts (verrucae), 53 seawater-related, 168–171, 337 Corynebacterium, 18 seaweed-related, 169–170 Corynebacterium minutissimum, 17 seborrheic, differential diagnosis of, 17 Crab poisoning (erysipeloid), 21–22 Dermatographism, 186–187 Crew members. See Rowers Dermatophyte infections, 3, 57–80 Cricket players, port-wine stains in, 254–255 as basis for athletic disqualification, 57 Curvularia lunata, 78–79 Discus throwers, anabolic steroid use in, 297 Cutaneous larva migrans, 84–85 Divers (platform). See also Scuba divers Cutaneous myiasis, 85–86 abrasions and chafing in, 203–207 Cutis marmorata, 301 aquagenic urticaria in, 190–191 Cycler’s nodules, 95, 100–102 atypical mycobacterial skin infections in, Cyclists. See also Outdoor sports athletes 81 abrasions and chafing in, 203–207 cold urticaria in, 184–186 allergic contact dermatitis in, 150 contact urticaria in, 191–192 bicyclists’ nipples, 208–209 dried or discolored hair in, 293–295 callosities (calluses) in, 216–219 friction injuries to the skin in, 203–207 cholinergic urticaria in, 182–184 green hair in, 293–294 exercise-induced angioedema/anaphylaxis molluscum contagiosum, 8, 47–51 in, 195–198 otitis externa (swimmer’s ear) in, 29 friction injuries to the skin in, 203–207 pool water irritant contact dermatitis in, frostbite in, 302–306 158–160, 167–168 lacerations in, 204, 228 pruritus in, 180–182 nodules in, 95, 100–102 purpura in, 253–254 saddle sores in, 233–235 swimming pool granuloma, 81–83 subungual exostosis in, 279–280 warts (verruca), 36, 50, 51–54 342 Index Diving suit dermatitis, 23–24 Fishing rods, as contact dermatitis cause, Dry skin. See Xerosis 142–143 Fly bites, 316, 317–321 E Folliculitis, 6, 8–11, 15 Earplugs, as allergic contact dermatitis hot-tub, 8, 24–27 cause, 134–135 Fomites, 9 Echinoderms, 331–333 Foosball finger, 222–224 Eczema, 127. See also Dermatitis Football players. See also Outdoor sports Environment-induced skin disorders athletes allergic contact dermatitis, 154–160 acne keloidalis nuchae in, 287–288 anabolic steroids-related, 297–299 acne mechanica in, 282, 283, 284 animal-related, 311–338 allergic contact dermatitis in, 150 chemical deposition-related, 293–296 helmets and face masks-related, Epidermolysis bullosa simplex, 210 138–139 Epidermophyton, 60, 65 black heel in, 245–247 Equestrians cholinergic urticaria in, 182–184 callosities (calluses) in, 216–219 curvularia lunata in, 78–79 panniculitis (perniosis) in, 308–310 dermatographism in, 186–187 Erysipeloid, 21–22 football toenail in, 274–275 Erythema frostbite in, 302–306 perianal, 234 folliculitis in, 12–13, 14, 15 reticulated, of livedo reticularis, 301 furunculosis in, 11, 12–13, 16 Erythema ab igne, 300–301 gram-positive infections in, 4 Erythrasma, 17–18 hot-tub folliculitis in, 24, 25 Exercise-induced angioedema/anaphylaxis impetigo in, 4, 5 (EIA), 127, 183, 195–199 nodules in, 95–96 Exostosis, subungual, 279–280 onychocryptosis (ingrown toenail) in, 266–268 F tinea cruris in, 71, 72–73 Face masks, as contact dermatitis cause, warts (verrucae) in, 51 138–139 Football toenail, 274–275 Fencers Footwear furunculosis in, 11, 12 as allergic contact dermatitis cause, molluscum contagiosum in, 50 135–137 Fever blisters.
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    FM 8-45 WAR DEPARTMENT MEDICAL FIELD MANUAL RECORDS OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY (SICK AND WOUNDEDI FM 8-45 MEDICAL FIELD MANUAL RECORDS OF MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY (SICK AND WOUNDED) Prepared under direction of The Surgeon General UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON : 1940 For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C. - Price 25 cents WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, October 1, 1940. FM 8-45, Medical Field Manual, Records of Morbidity and Mortality (Sick and Wounded), is published for the in- formation and guidance of all concerned. [A. G. 062.11 (6-15-40).] order of the Secretary of War: G. C. MARSHALL, Chief of Staff. Official : E. S. ADAMS, Major General, The Adjutant General, TABLE OF CONTENTS Section I. General. Paragraph Page Purpose of records of morbidity and mortality 1 1 II. Register of Sick and Wounded. General 2 1 Method of keeping 3 2 Personnel to be registered 4 2 Initiation of 5 4 Recording 6 5 Register number 7 5 Name 8 5 Army serial number 9 6 Grade, company, regiment, or arm or service 10 6 Age, years 11 6 Race 12 6 Nativity 13 7 Service, years 14 7 Date of admission 15 7 Source of admission 16 7 Cause of admission 17 8 Line of duty 18 12 Injury code 19 15 Change of diagnosis 20 15 Complications 21 15 Intercurrent diseases 22 15 Surgical operations 23 15 Treatment in hospital, dispensary, or quarters 24 16 Disposition of patients 25 16 Date of disposition 26 19 Name of hospital, etc 27 19 Month of report 28 19 Days of treatment 29 19 Responsible officer, who signs or initials cards 30 19 Information to be furnished by commanding officer 31 20 Alterations and additions to regis- ter cards 32 20 How filed 33 21 III.