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dermatology Flashcards

1
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diagnosed w/ KOH

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fungus

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2
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diagnosed under a microscope of unscratched lesion or burrow for mites, eggs, feces

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scabies

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3
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diagnosed by scraping the base of a vesicle

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HSV

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4
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shave biopsy

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epidermal and superficial

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5
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biopsy for epidermal, dermal and superficial subcutaneous lesions

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punch

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6
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true or false absorption is greater in a premature infant?

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true

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7
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this has maximal water retaining properties

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ointment

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8
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contain 20-50% water

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creams

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9
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what is most useful for areas w/ hair?

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solutions and alcohol based gels

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10
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antiinflam agent used for atopic dermatitis?

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tacrolimus ointment

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11
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antiinflam ointment used for acne?

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1-5% sulfur

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12
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anti inflam agent used for eczema and psoriasis

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tar

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13
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occurs as a direct T - cell mediated response to an exogenous applied allergen that must have an initial sensitization

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allergic contact dermatitis

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14
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clinical features of allergic contact dermatitis

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papules and vesicles

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15
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which type of contact dermatitis is dose dependent?

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primary irritant contact dermatitis

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16
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what is the most common type of primary irritant contact dermatitis?

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diaper dermatitis

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17
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erythema on buttocks without involvement of inguinal creases is generally?

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primary irritant contact dermatitis

18
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erythema on buttocks WITH inguinal crease involvement is?

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candida

19
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treatment of diaper dermatitis

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zinc oxide, moistures, and cleaning skin

20
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candida diaper tx?

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nystatin, clotrimazole

21
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this is a dermatitis result of a reaction to pityrosporum oval?

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seborrheic dermatitis

22
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where does seborrheic dermatitis occur?

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anywhere with high sebaceous glands

23
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where do infants mostly get seborrheic dermatitis?

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cradle cap (scalp)

24
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what does seborrheic dermatitis look like?

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greasy, red scales and crusts

25
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age group for pitryiasis rosea

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LATE childhood and adolescence

26
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what is the distribution of pitryiasis rosea?

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christmas tree

27
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sequence of pitryiasis rose

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first large 2 cm - 5 cm PAPULOSQUAMOUS scaly erythemateous HERALD PATCH appears for 30 days

1-2 weeks after herald patch appears then oval erythematous MACULES and PAPULES appear.

28
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what is the tx for pityriasis rose?

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topical or systemic antihistamines

29
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silvery nongreasy scaling papules and plaques

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psoriasis

30
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koebner phenomenon

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new lesions develop at sites of skin trauma

31
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what part of the finger is commonly involved in psoriasis

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nail involvement

32
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how is psoriasis inherited?

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autosomal dominant

33
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heat rash

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miliaria rubra

34
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what causes heat rash

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disrupted, occluded sweat ducks near upper dermis of skin causing inflammatory response

35
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management of heat rash?

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avoidance of occlusive clothing

36
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what causes serum sickness?

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cephalosporins

37
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fever, arthralgias, adenopathy and evidence of organ injury

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serum sickness

38
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this is a severe reaction to drugs causing wide spread skin loss and severe mucous membrane involvement w/ positive nikolsky sign

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Toxic epidermal necrolysis

39
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this causes erythema multiform major

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mycoplasma pneumo

40
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treatment of m pneumo

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erythromycin or azithromycin

41
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what is common within all 3 classes of erythema multiforme

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target lesions

42
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describe a target lesion

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fixed dull red oval macule dusky center that may contain papule or vesicle

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