Dermatology Flashcards

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what does configuration mean

A

how lesions are arranged

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2
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what does morphology mean

A

what the lesions look like

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3
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what nail changes can happen in psoriasis

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pitting (depression of nail plate) and onycholyisis (separation of nail plate from bed)

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4
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what joins signs should be looked for in psoriasis

A

arthritis

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5
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what is hypertrichosis

A

excess hair growth

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6
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what is hirsutes

A

excessive hair growth in male pattern in women

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7
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what is purpura

A

redness caused by extravasation

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8
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what is petechia

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smaller 1-2mm area of flat pupura

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9
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what is erythema (caused by)

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redness caused by vascular dilation- blanches on pressure

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10
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will purpura blanche

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no

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11
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what cause cause hyperpigmentation

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increased melanin, haemosiderin, direct chemical staining

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12
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what is the difference between macule and papule

A

flat lesions of localised colour change
macule < 1cm
patch > 1cm

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13
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what is the difference between papule and nodule

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raised lesions
papule < 0.5cm
nodule > 0.5cm

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14
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what is a maculopapular rash

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has flat and elevated components

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15
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what is a plaque

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raised lesion with raised edge and flatter surface

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16
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what is a wheal

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raised lesion that is compressible- dermal swelling

17
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what are vesicles and bulla

A

raised fluid filled lesions
vesicle <0.5cm
bulla >0.5cm

18
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what is a cyst

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raised nodule containing semi solid material

19
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what is a pustule

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pus filled raised lesion

20
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what is a scale

A

accumulated fragments of keratin layer

21
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what is a crust

A

dried exudate

22
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what is lichenified

A

thickening which increased skin markings

23
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what is a scar

A

normal tissue replaced by fibrous tissue

24
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what are fissures

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linear split inepidermis

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what is atrophy
loss of epidermis (+/- dermis)
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what is erosion
superficial break in epidermis
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what is an ulcer
deeper break into dermis
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what is umbilication
navel like notch or depression in the centre of a vesicle (doughnut, volcano)
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presentation= eczema on one foot, red, scaley, itchy
fungus
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presentation- red itchy circular spot that then spreads rapidly
fungus
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is a basal cell papilloma malignant or benign
benign
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is halo naevi malignant or benign
benign
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what is annular grouping
lesions coming together to make cicles
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what is confluent
poorly demarcated
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psoriasis on the ..... eczema on the .....
``` psoriasis= back eczema= front ```
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presentation- localised contact allergy in a dermatome
shingles
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is shingles uni or bi lateral always
unilateral