atopy, allergy

Question 1

prompt repair of a wound

Answer 1

primary intent

Question 2

contaminated or devitalized tissue

Answer 2

delayed primary intent

Question 3

wound left open to heal

Answer 3

secondary intent

Question 4

lesions begin as erythematous papues that may display weeping, crusting, scale

Answer 4

atopic dermatitis

Question 5

_____of kids with atropic dermatitis will have another atopic disease

Answer 5

50-80%

Question 6

atopic triad?

Answer 6

1. asthma
2. atopic dermatitis
3. allergic rhinitis

Question 7

allergy to ASA, asthma, atopy

Answer 7

samter’s triad

Question 8

samter’s triad often also presents with what?

Answer 8

nasal polyps, rhinorrhea

Question 9

irregular facial patches 0.5-5 cm, hypopigmentation in summer, dry/scaly in winter

Answer 9

pityriasis alba

Question 10

most common contact dermatitis

Answer 10

ruhs (urushiol)

Question 11

Vascular rxn characterized by wheals surrounded by red halo or flare

Answer 11

urticaria

Question 12

___involves superficial layers whereas ____involves deep layers

Answer 12

urticaria; angioedema

Question 13

most common form of physical urticaria;

Answer 13

dermatographism

Question 14

sharply localized edema or wheal within seconds after skin has been rubbed

Answer 14

dermatographism

Question 15

tx of anaphylaxis

Answer 15

epi, IV fluids, O2

Question 16

periodic wheals and flare outbreaks that resolve within 6 weeks

Answer 16

acute urticaria

Question 17

1st line tx for urticaria

Answer 17

oral H1 antihistamines

Question 18

pathophys of hereditary angioedema

Answer 18

C1 inhibitor deficiency

Question 19

Non-pitting, non-pruritic subcut or submucosal edema with migratory swelling, slowly worsening until it resolves 24-36 hrs

Answer 19

angioedema

Question 20

tx of angioedema

Answer 20

FFP, danazol