Dermatology Flashcards

1
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Blotchy red rash

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Urticaria (Hives)

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2
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Inflammation of folds of skin

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Intertigo

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3
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Pilosebaceous follicles on face and trunk

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Acne Vulgaris

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4
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Erythema, telangectasia, papules and pustules on the face

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Acne Rosacea

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5
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Warty looking pigmented lesion with irregular keratin dots

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Seberrhoeic Wart (Keratoses)

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6
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Skin coloured painless lump with central pore tethering it to the overlying epidermis

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Epidermoid/Sebaceous Cyst

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7
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Staph A/Strep P, Non-bullous (Pustules - honey coloured crust) and Bullous (Rupture spontaneously).

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Bacterial Impetigo

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8
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Unilateral swelling, erythema, pain and warmth

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Cellulitis

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9
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Slowly evolving red lumps with white pustule centres

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Folliculitis

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10
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Skin coloured lump - soft/firm painless and mobile

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Lipoma

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11
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Pyrexia, headaches, abdo pain and vesicles on head and neck. Progresses from Papule to vesicle to pustule to crust

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Chicken Pox

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12
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Affects 1 dermatome. Pre-eruptive (Burning and itching) and then erythematous swelling with crusted lesions

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Shingles (Herpes Zoster)

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13
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T1 = Oral, T2 = Anogenital - Asymptomatic / Painful blisters - no cure

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Herpes Simplex

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14
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Flexors, red, itchy and dry skin

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Ecezma

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15
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Dermatophytes microsporum and trichyphyton cause general inflammation

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Tinea

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16
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Fungal infection of vagina, mouth and skin - itchy red rash with pustules + white/yellow crust

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Candida

17
Q

Macular lesions and patches of pigmentation change on back

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Pityriasis vesicolor

18
Q

Extensors, scaly surface

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Psoriasis

19
Q

Eggs (nits) on to hair shaft, commonly no symptoms but can be itch

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Headlice

20
Q

Cancerous proliferation of melanocytes - ABCDE -

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Malignant Melanoma

21
Q

Sun exposed areas - translucent with telangectasia -

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Basal Cell Carcinoma

22
Q

Tumour arising from keratinising cells of epidermids. Indurated, nodular with keratinised crust

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Squamous Cell Carcinoma

23
Q

Firm smooth umbilicated papules (Skin colour, white or yellow)

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Molluscum

24
Q

Intensely itchy pruritic eruption with violaceous colour and polygonal shape - replaced by brown discolouration,

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Lichen Planus

25
Q

Females burrow into skin to lay eggs - widespread itch worse at night and when warm.

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Sacbies (Sarcoptes Scabie)

26
Q

Hard, smooth tethered lump on extremities

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Dermatofibroma

27
Q

1-3mm bright red macule that may progress to papule

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Morgan de Campbell spots/Cherry Angiomas

28
Q

Small pedunculated skin coloured papules at skin folds

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Fibroepithelial polyp (Skin Tag)