Dermatology 1 Flashcards
Bullous impetigo pathogenesis?
Severe form of bullous impetigo called?
Toxins from staph aureus disseminates to the skin
(Exfoliative Toxin A) - targets Toxin A
Staph Aureus Scaled Skin syndrome (SSSS)
In HIV patients
Commonest drug to cause skin reaction is?
Nevirapine causes what?
Commonest skin reaction induced by rash = Bactrim
Nevirapine = SJS
Lipoatrophy of face and buffalo hump causes by what drug in HIV treatment and how to resolve it?
Stavudine/ Zidovudine
Change it to Lamivudine
Neutrophilic eccrine hidradenitis caused by what chemo drug?
clinical presentation
Cytarabine - usually 1 week after chemotherapy
Non-specific skin rash, fever
self limiting
What do you give in SJS/TEN?
IVIG
Adult burns unit referral
Bullous pemphoid a/w what?
Malignancy
Erythema nodosum is what type of hypersensitivity?
Type IV
BRAFv600 mutation causes what skin disorder?
Benign naevus ( mole)
- to become melanoma, needs mutation in
- TERT
- CDKN2A
- PTEN/TP53
When need SNL biopsy in melanoma?
Breslow thickness > 1 mm
DRESS rash - describe it?
Morbiliform rash - maculopapular ( like measles)
AGEP - what is the cause?
Drug causing T cells activating neutrophils
SSSS - what is spared?
Do they have Nicolsky sign like TEN/SJS?
Mucous membrane
Rash goes usually around mouth, neck, perineum, axilla
-Yes
SJS/TEN - describe rash?
Rash starts trunk - rapidly goes everywhere
SPARE PALMS/SOLES/SCALP
-Can be blisters/macules/targetoid
Meningococcal rash- usually where?
Bilateral acral purpura
What is the pustulated pathogenesis of SJS/TEN?
- CD8 T cells kill each other via Fas-FasL pathway = apoptosis - targets keratinocytes
- Perforin and granzyme - target cell