Derm Manifestations Flashcards

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1
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which metabolic diseases may have derm findings?

A
diabetes mellitus
gout
thyroid disease
hyperlipidemia
vitamin disorders
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diabetic bullosis is seen in what patient population?

A

long-standing diabetics ages 40-75

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where is granuloma annulare found in the body?

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  • backs of hands and fingers
  • dorsal and lateral aspect of feet, ankles, and legs
  • if disseminated form, may be found body wide
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what is this: firm, non-tender yellow papules arising on an erythematous base typically on the knees, elbows, back, buttocks, trunk and heel?

A

xanthoma eruptivum

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xanthoma eruptivum is associated with what diseases?

A

hyperlipidemia, hyperglycemia and glycosuria

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what percentage of diabetics will have some skin complication?

A

30%

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where on the body does necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum affect?

A

anterior shin

dorsum of foot

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what is this: well-circumscribed, oval red plaques with an advancing red border and yellow brown central area.

A

necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum

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how do you treat necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum?

A

usually none, bc asymptomatic

  • local wound care if ulcerations present
  • topical corticosteroids
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what is this: small, round to oval flat scaly papulers located on anterior shins?

A

diabetic dermopathy

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describe the two types of diabetic bullosis.

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  1. non-scarring: is non-hemorrhagic and heals spontaneously

2. scarring: hemorrhagic and has inflamamtory base

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how do you treat diabetic bullosis?

A

leave bulla intact

if tense, may aspirate

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what is this: petechiae that cause orange or brown pigmentation?

A

pigmented purpura

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which disease is histologically similar to necrobiosis lipoidcia and rheumatoid nodules?

A

granuloma annulare

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15
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treatment for gangrene?

A

revascularization if possible
(do not surgically debride unless revascularized or acutely infected)
-local wound care to keep gangrene dry and stable

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describe acute gouty derm changes.

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erythema, increased soft tissue temp; localized edema, intense pain with hypersensitivity

17
Q

describe chronic gouty derm changes.

A

tophi may form around joints

  • skin becomes thin, discolored and ulcerated
  • cellulitis and infection can occur
18
Q

describe the skin in hypothyroidism.

A

cold, dry skin

19
Q

describe derm manifestations of warm skin.

A

(warm, moist skin)

  • peripheral vasodilation
  • moist skin
  • pink and red skin
20
Q

describe pretibial myxedema.

A

well-circumscribed fleshy nodules found bilateraly on anterior lower legs
(produced by large deposits of acid mucopolysaccharides)

21
Q

what is xanthomatoisis?

A

group of disorders characterized by lipid deposition in the skin
caused by hyperlipidemia

22
Q

scurvy is due to what?

A

lack of vitamin C

23
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what derm changes are sseen with scruvy?

A

petechial hemorrhages
small ecchymosis early
follicular hyperkeratosis on LE