Dermatology Flashcards

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Distribution of eczema with age

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Infants: face + trunk Older children: flexor + friction surfaces

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Complications of eczema

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Infection with staph or strep Infection with HSV leading to eczema herpeticum

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Management of eczema in children

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Emollients Corticosteroids Immunomodulators Abx with hydrocortisone

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S+S impetigo

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Lesions of face, mouth, nose Ulcerating blister with golden crust

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5
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Management of impetigo

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Cetermide baths Oral flucloxacillin or topical mupirocin

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Causes of nappy rash

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Irritant dermatitis Infantile seborrhaeic dermatitis Candida infection (usually in skin creases)

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What is Steven Johnsons + what causes it?

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Immune complex mediated hypersensitivity disorder Usually caused by drugs: Allopurinol, carbamazepine, sulfonamides, anticonvulsants, NSAIDs

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S+S Steven Johnsons

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URTI Mucocutaneous lesions on palms + soles Ocular symptoms - red eye, photophobia

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9
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Causes of erythema nodosum

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Strep infection TB IBD Lupus

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S+S erythema nodosum

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Tender nodules on legs, shiny red lumps Fever Arthralgia Aching legs + swollen ankles

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S+S scabies

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Severe itching, worse at night Marked in interdigital spaces

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12
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Management of scabies

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Malathion or permethrin

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13
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How long does seborrhaic dermatitis last for, and what treatment is there?

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Lasts 12 months No treatment

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14
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Appearance of meningococcal rash

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Non blanching purpuric or petechial rash Accompanied with pyrexia, malaise, meningitis

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Appearance of steven johnsons syndrome

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Widespread blisters + bullae over erythematous/ haemorrhagic skin Start on face then spreads Positive Nikolsky sign

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16
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Kawasaki disease rash

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Polymorphous erythematous rash Strawberry tongue Erythema of palms + soles

17
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Appearance of nappy rash

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Flexure sparing + buttcrack

18
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Appearance of erythema multiforme rash

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Target like lesions on skin, progressing to erosions of bullae

19
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Appearance of measles rash

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Maculopapular rash lasting 6-8 days Also with Koplik spots + fever/ coryza/ conjunctivitis

20
Q

Rash after treating glandular fever… with what?

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Penicillin

21
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Appearance of chicken pox rash

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Starts on head and trunk, spreads Red macules then papules then pustules

22
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What is contraindicated in chicken pox?

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Aspirin due to Reye’s syndrome NSAIDs due to risk of skin infection

23
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Appearance of erythema nodosum rash

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Red/ violet nodules on shins

24
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Appearance of molluscum contagiosum

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Flesh coloured dome shapred papules on skin

25
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S+S niacin deficiency

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Causes Pellagra - inflamed skin, diarrhoea, dementia + mouth sores

Casal’s necklace rash

26
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What is roseola infantum + what is it linked with?

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Viral infection causing very high fever, associated with febrile fits

Caused by herpes virus 6