5&7 Dermatology Flashcards
1
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Dermatitis ab igne management
A
- Remove source of heat
- If pre-cancerous, 5-fluorouracil cream (BD, 3/52)
- If unaesthetic, tretinoin
2
Q
Psoriasis S&S
A
Psoriasis
- Extensor distribution
- Red/flaky patches (high turnover)
- Itchiness or soreness
3
Q
Psoriasis Lifestyle Mx?
A
- Smoking and alcohol
- Weight
- Trigger avoidance
- Stress reduction
4
Q
Psoriasis medical mx
A
- Emolients
- CTS - moderate or potent
- Vitamin D BD
5
Q
Psoriasis follow-up
A
Psoriasis follow-up
- 4 week review
- Risk for CVD
6
Q
Skin DDs - Psoriasis vs Eczema
A
- Psoriasis starts later on
2. Psoriasis is extensor
7
Q
Explaining Acne
A
- Not a disease - but manageable physiological reaction
- Underlying diseases eg. PCOS
- Generally passes at end of puberty
8
Q
Managing acne
A
- Don’t overtreat
2. Topical retinoid Tretinoin topical (0.01%-0.1%) Adapalene topical (0.1%)
- Topical benzoyl peroxide
1-10% - Topical Antibiotics
Clindamycin 1% foam
Dapsone 7.5% BD
Erythromycin 2% BD - Oral ABx
Tetracycline 250-500mg
Minocycline 50-100mgSarecycline 60-150mg - Oral retinoid
Isotretinoin 0.5-1mg/kg/day - Oral CST
Prednisolone 40-60mg OD
9
Q
Eczema Mx
A
Eczema
- Avoid dryness
Emolients - Topical CST
Hydrocortisone (0.2%-2.5%)
Prednisolone - Anti-histamines for itching
- PO immunosupression
Prednisolone 5-60mg
Ciclosporin 2.5-5mg/kg/day - ABx
Topical
Oral
Chlorhexadine wash
6. Topical Calcineurin inhibitor Tacrolimus topical (0.03-0.1%)
10
Q
Cellulitis
- Mx
A
Cellulitis management
- Flucloxacillin (500mg QDS /5/7)
- Clarithromicin (500mg BD 5/7)
- Doxycycline (200mg BD, OD for 5/7)
- Erythromycin (500mg QDS 5/7)
11
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Contact dermatitis
- Mx
A
Contact dermatitis Mx
- Topical CST
- Hydrocortisone - Topical CI
- Tacrolimus - Phototherapy
- BUVB and PUVA - Immunomodulation
- Azathioprine
- Ciclosporin
12
Q
BCC
- S&S
A
BCC S&S
- Risk factors
- Sun/UV/X-Ray
- Transplant
- Childhood cancer, xeroderma - Papules
- Telangiectasis - Plaques, nodules, tumours
- Rolled Borders - Small crusts/scabs
- Non-healing wounds - Pearly papules/plaques
13
Q
BCC
- Mx
A
BCC Mx
- Surgery
- Conventional or Mohs - Curettage/biopsy
- Radiotherapy
14
Q
SCC
- S&S
A
SCC S&S
- Risk factors
- Previous
- Sun damage - Tumours
- Bleeding and crusting
- Non-healing wounds
- Papules/plaques
- Flesh coloured
- Fungating/exophytic
15
Q
SCC Mx
- SCC IS
- Invasive SCC
A
SCC Mx
SCC in Situ:
- Destruction
- Cryo, electro, photo, fluorouracil - Topical
- Fluorouracil
- Imiquimod - Surgery
- Conventional
- Mohs - Radio
Invasive SSC:
- Surgery
- Conventional/Mohs - Radio
- Chemo
- Cemiplimab
- Pembrolizumab