Word
acarinosis
Phoneticsacari·nosis
Definition
n. a medical condition where tiny mites cause a skin infection. It is a type of dermatitis that can lead to redness and itching.
n. a dermatological condition caused by the infestation of skin by mites, specifically the genus Sarcoptes. It results in an inflammatory reaction characterized by intense pruritus and papular eruptions.
Examples
“The doctor diagnosed the rash as acarinosis.”
“The patient was treated for acarinosis with a series of topical medications to eliminate the mites from the skin.”
“While acarinosis is often associated with poor hygiene, it is actually a zoonotic condition that can be transmitted through close contact with infected animals or contaminated bedding.”
Examples
simple
“The doctor diagnosed the rash as acarinosis.”
contextual
“The patient was treated for acarinosis with a series of topical medications to eliminate the mites from the skin.”
complex
“While acarinosis is often associated with poor hygiene, it is actually a zoonotic condition that can be transmitted through close contact with infected animals or contaminated bedding.”
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