Dermatology Flashcards

1
Q

Endogenous causes of eczema

A
atopic 
seborrheic
discoid 
pomphylx 
varicose
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2
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Exogenous causes of eczema

A

allergic contact dermatitis
irritant contact dermatitis
photosensitive

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3
Q

What can flares of eczema be associated with?

A
infections/viral illness
environment = cold air
pets
teething 
stress
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4
Q

Commonest type of eczema

A

atopic

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5
Q

Atopy

A

overactive immune response to environmental stimuli

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6
Q

atopic eczema usually starts where?

A

face/neck - cheeks

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7
Q

Older children pattern of atopic eczema

A

flexural pattern

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8
Q

atopic eczema due to what?

A

abnormality in filaggrin expression

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9
Q

What is seborrheic dermatitis associated with?

A

malassezia in yeast form

cradle cap

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10
Q

treating seborrheic dermatitis

A

emollients
anti fungal creams
anti fungal shampoos
mild topical steroids

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11
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pomphylx eczema

A

hand and foot

vesicles

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12
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What is varicose eczema associated with?

A

oedema

venous insufficiency

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13
Q

symptoms of suspected food allergy

A

immediate - lip swelling, itch
worsening of eczema later
GI, FTT, general severe itch

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14
Q

2 ways to test for food allergy

A

blood test - IgE antibodies

skin prick testing

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15
Q

treating eczema

A
emollients
topical steroids 
calcineurin inhibitors 
UVB therapy 
immunosuppression
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16
Q

Name some very potent –> mild topical steroids

A

dermovate

hydrocortisone

17
Q

Treating impetigo

A

topical antibacterial - Fucidin

oral antibiotics - flucloxacillin

18
Q

What is molluscum contagiosum?

A

mulliscipox virus

pearly papules with umbilicated centre

19
Q

treating warts

A

cryotherapy

topical paints - salicylic acid

20
Q

associations with viral exanthems

A

viral illness

fever, malaise, headache

21
Q

name some viral exanthems

A

chicken pox
measles
rubells
erythema infectiosum - parvovirus B19 = slapped cheek

22
Q

Appearance of chicken pox

A

red papules
vesicles
trunk

23
Q

chicken pox incubation period

A

10-21 days

24
Q

cause of hand, foot and mouth

A

coxsackie virus A16

25
Q

Appearance of hand, foot and mouth

A

blisters on hands, feet and mouth

26
Q

Erythema nodosum causes

A

infections eg strep, URTI
IBD
sarcoidosis
drugs - OCP