Jeannie and the kitchen staff will be preparing a meal. The teachers will be in their rooms and students and. parents/guardians are invited to visit the classrooms and meet the teachers. All of the community is invited. to stop by the school to meet the administrative team and staff.
The initial patch is often mistaken as ringworm. An individual with this condition will usually apply an anti-fungal cream to the rash with no relief. Within a week or two, more patches, sometimes hundreds of them appear on the body â typically on the neck, arms and thighs but they are uncommon on the face.
Tests for ringworm of the skin include: 1  A KOH (potassium hydroxide) preparation. This test can help your doctor find out whether a fungus is causing your rash. 2  A Wood's light exam. This test may be used to see if the rash is caused by a fungus. 3  A fungal culture (skin culture). This test can identify the type of fungus that is causing your infection. Usually a culture is only done if the diagnosis is difficult or the skin condition is not responding to treatment. This test may take up to 4 weeks, because it takes time for the fungus to grow.