id reaction

id

[id] a freudian term used to describe that part of the personality which harbors the unconscious, instinctive impulses that lead to immediate gratification of primitive needs such as hunger, the need for air, the need to move about and relieve body tension, and the need to eliminate. Id impulses are physiologic and body processes, as opposed to the ego and superego, which are psychologic and social processes. The id is dominated by the pleasure principle and some gratification of the id impulses is necessary for survival of a person's personality.id reaction a localized or generalized, sterile secondary skin eruption occurring in sensitized patients as a result of circulation of allergenic products from a primary site of infection; the morphology and site of the lesion vary.

id re·ac·tion

an allergic manifestation of candidiasis, the dermatophytoses, and other mycoses characterized by itching, vesicular lesions that appear in response to superficial infections that are distant from the id reaction itself.
See also: dermatophytid, -id (1).

id reaction

Dermatophytid reaction Dermatology A localized or generalized rash of sudden onset associated with, but located at a distance from, a site of cutaneous inflammation and/or infection; IRs occur on the hands and arms, as sterile papulovesicular pustules, classically associated with dermatophytosis–eg, tinea pedis, tinea capitis and may be associated with stasis dermatitis, eczema and contact dermatitis, which disappear after successful therapy; because the IR is similar to the original lesion, it is thought to represent an immune to circulating antigens. Cf Id, Isomorphic phenomenon.

id re·ac·tion

(id rē-ak'shŭn) An allergic manifestation of candidiasis, the dermatophytoses, and other mycoses characterized by itching vesicular lesions that appear in response to superficial infections that are distant from the id reaction itself.
See also: dermatophytid, -id (1)

id re·ac·tion

(id rē-ak'shŭn) Allergic manifestation of candidiasis, the dermatophytoses, and other mycoses characterized by itching.

单词	id reaction
释义	DictionarySeereaction id reaction id reaction [′id rē′ak·shən] (medicine) Papular and vesicular eruptions on the skin, occurring suddenly following exacerbation of foci of some cutaneous fungus infections. id reaction id [id] a freudian term used to describe that part of the personality which harbors the unconscious, instinctive impulses that lead to immediate gratification of primitive needs such as hunger, the need for air, the need to move about and relieve body tension, and the need to eliminate. Id impulses are physiologic and body processes, as opposed to the ego and superego, which are psychologic and social processes. The id is dominated by the pleasure principle and some gratification of the id impulses is necessary for survival of a person's personality.id reaction a localized or generalized, sterile secondary skin eruption occurring in sensitized patients as a result of circulation of allergenic products from a primary site of infection; the morphology and site of the lesion vary. id re·ac·tion an allergic manifestation of candidiasis, the dermatophytoses, and other mycoses characterized by itching, vesicular lesions that appear in response to superficial infections that are distant from the id reaction itself. See also: dermatophytid, -id (1). id reaction Dermatophytid reaction Dermatology A localized or generalized rash of sudden onset associated with, but located at a distance from, a site of cutaneous inflammation and/or infection; IRs occur on the hands and arms, as sterile papulovesicular pustules, classically associated with dermatophytosis–eg, tinea pedis, tinea capitis and may be associated with stasis dermatitis, eczema and contact dermatitis, which disappear after successful therapy; because the IR is similar to the original lesion, it is thought to represent an immune to circulating antigens. Cf Id, Isomorphic phenomenon. id re·ac·tion (id rē-ak'shŭn) An allergic manifestation of candidiasis, the dermatophytoses, and other mycoses characterized by itching vesicular lesions that appear in response to superficial infections that are distant from the id reaction itself. See also: dermatophytid, -id (1) id re·ac·tion (id rē-ak'shŭn) Allergic manifestation of candidiasis, the dermatophytoses, and other mycoses characterized by itching. FinancialSeeID
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