Dermatology Lecture 2 Flashcards

1
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Name and describe the pattern of inflammation that is shown in the diagram below:

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Exocytosis - Leukocyte migrate from the perivascular dermis into the epidermis

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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown in the image below:

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Epidermal pustule - leukocytes migrate into the epidermis + accumulate forming a pustule

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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown below:

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Crust - pustule dries up to form a crust

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4
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Name the pattern that is shown below:

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Perivascular - Leukocytes migrate from dermal vesicles into perivascular dermis

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5
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown in the image below:

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Interface (cell poor) - small accumulation of cells along dermal-epidermal interface

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Name the pattern that is shown below:

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Vasculitis - Leukocytes are specifically targeting the vessel wall

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Name the pattern that is shown below:

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Interface (cell rich) - large accumulation of cells along dermal-epidermal interface

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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown in the image below:

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Nodular to diffuse - focal accumulations - these are typically associated with granulomas

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9
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Name the inflammatory pattern that is shown below:

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Perifolliculitis - Leukocytes migrate from dermal vessels into perifollicular dermis

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10
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Name the inflammation pattern that is shown below:

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Mural folliculitis - inflammation is targeting the follicular wall

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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown in the image below:

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Luminal folliculitis - inflammatory exudate present within the follicular lumen

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12
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown in the image below:

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Furunculosis - disruption of follicular wall - resulting in release of luminal contents

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13
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown below:

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Bulbitis - inflammation of the hair bulb or the hair follicle

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14
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown below:

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Sebaceous adenitis - inflammation targeting the sebaceous glands

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15
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown below:

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Panniculitis - leukocyte inflammation in the subcutaenous adipose tissue

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16
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown below:

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Callus - thick, firm, hyperkeratotic, hairless plaque with increased skin folds, wrinkles or fissures

17
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown below:

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Comedo - plug of stratum corneum + sebum within the lumen of hair follicle causing follicular distention

18
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown in the image below:

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Crust - dired exudate composed of various components of fluid, blood and pustular debris

19
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown below:

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Cyst - cavity lined by epithelium + filled with liquid or semisolid material + located in dermis or subcutis

20
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown below:

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Epidermal collarette - thin layer of scale - expands peripherally forming a ring

21
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Name the pattern that is shown below:

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Erosion - partial-thickness loss of epidermis - shallow, moist, glistening depression

22
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Name the pattern that is shown in the image below:

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Shallow, vertically orientated breaks in skin surface (epidermis)

23
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What is the name of skin pattern shown below?

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Fissure - deep, vertically oreintated liner cleft or break from epidermis into the dermis

24
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown below:

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Lichenification - rough + thickened epidermis secondary to persistant rubbing

25
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown below:

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Maccule - flat circumscirbed non-palpable area that is a change in colour of skin

26
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown below:

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Neoplasm - an abnormal mass of tissue with uncoordinated growth

27
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Name the tissue pattern that is shown below:

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Nodule - elevated, often firm, circumscribed solid palpable lesion > 1cm in diameter

28
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Name the tissue pattern that is shown below:

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Papule - elevated, firm, papule - < 1cm in diameter. Coalesces to form a plaque

29
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown below:

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Plaque - elevated, usually firm, flat topped, circumscirbed, palpable lesion > 1cm in diameter - coalesces to form larger lesions

30
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown below:

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Epidermal pustule - circumscribed, raised, superficial accumulation of purulent fluid within the epidermis

31
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Describe the pattern of inflammation that is shown below:

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Scale - sheets of cornified cells that horizontally split + seperate from the underlying dermis

32
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Name the lesion that is shown below:

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Ulcer - involves full thickness loss of epidermis + basement membrane

33
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Name the lesion that is shown below:

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Vesicles and bulla - elevated, circumscribed, horizontal, fluid filled lesions differentiated by size

34
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown below:

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Vesicles and bulla - elevated, circumscribed, horizontal, fluid filled lesions differentiated by size

35
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Name the pattern of inflammation that is shown below:

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Wheal - elevated, irregular shaped area of dermal oedema