Dermatology MSRa Flashcards

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skin conditions associated with Reiter’s syndrome?/ reactive arthritis? waxy yellow rash

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Keratoderma blennorrhagica

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Rash target lesions on back of hands/ feet before spreading to torso after starting allopurinol?

other causes? - Pretend Another New Chant Can Stick
most common cx?

severe form?

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erythema multiforme

cx: penicillin, carbemazepine, allopurinol, cocp, nssaids, sle, sarcoid, cancer, bacteria,

commonL herpes simplex

severe: mucosal involvement. erthema multiforme major

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lichen sclerosis/ vs planus

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planus - purple, pruritic, papular, polygonal rash on flexors. painful on vulva, not itchy wickham’s striae with red borders, can cause discharge and bleeding, koebner phenomenon (trauma sites), scarring alopecia
cx: gold, quinine, thiazide
tx: topical clobetasone butyrate/ topical cs/ benzydamine mouth wash

sclerosis - plaques, itchy. risj: cancer

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red rash, nasolabial folds eczema and scalp, af parkinsons and HIV?

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sebh derm

risks: ottitis externa and blepharitis

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post phenytoin, mouth ulcers to blisters , fever, unwell?

other cx?

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toxic epidermal necrolysis

cx: allopurinol, penicillns, nsaids, carbemazepine, penicillins

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hypopigmented, scaley patches after a sun tan?

tx?

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petyriasis vesicolor (fungal infection malassezia

topical antifungal
pregnancy/ breastfeeding: selenium sluphid

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red crusted lesions around mouth, small testes, alopecia, anorexic?

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zinc deficiency

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first line hyerhidrosis tx?

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topical aluminium chloride, iontophoresis - hands and feet, botulinum toxic (axillary

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cx of acathiosis nigricans?

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pcos, GI cancer, obese, acromegaly, cushings, hypothyroid, praderwilli, cocop, nicotinic acid

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recent cold sore, rash?

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erythema multiforme

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sunbed, legs of women with different shades of brown?

chronic older people with slow growing features?

red/black lump that bleeds/ oozes?

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superficial spreading melanoma (most common)

lentigo maligna - slow growing on face, neck arms

nodular - second most commonmiddle ages expsoed

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type of melanoma: develops slowly, chronic sun exposre on face, neck arms?

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lentigo maligna

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sun exposed older person with waxy scaly appearance upper body?

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seborrhaic keratosis

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shiny area of raised skin with blood vessels running over it, central ulceration?

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rodent ulcer

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itchy, bruises, red palms, distended abdomen?

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liver disease cx itch

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ruddy complexion, paiful MTCP swelling, peptic ulcer disease, pruritus?

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polyctythaemia

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itchy skin, lethargy, oedema, weight gain, HTN?

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CKD

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scabies tx?

what type of hypersensitivity?

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permethrin 5% ( leave for 8- 12 hrs)
2nd malathion (24 hrs)
repeat tx 7 days after
itchiness can stay for 4-6 weeks post eradication.
(type 4 hypersensitivity - itch caused by not mites themselves)

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young boy, cyst on lateral aspect of eyebrow?

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dermoid cyst

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enlarging brown lesions on torso - localised proliferation of basal layer of episdemis

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seborrhaeic keratossi

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mobile subcutaneous lump fluctuates in size, prone to infections

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sebaceous cyst

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sudden patchy hair loss, positive pull test, perifollicular inflammation on biopsy?

aF?

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alopecia areataa
associated with autoimmune coditions

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23
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post hair dye causing dermatitis, pigmentation, scarring alopecia?

what tpe of hypesensitive reaction?

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allergic contact dermatits
TX: c/s, PDE4

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non healing lesion reddish/ blue on hand/ feet with surface ulceration, blood blister like

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pyogenic granuloma

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25
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androgenic alopecia men drug? lisenced?

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finasteride

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26
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normal ABPI?
tx venous ulcers?

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tx compression banges. normal abpi is 0/9-1.2

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27
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admitted with burns then has severe epigastric pain, haematemesis, melaena and haemodynamic instability?

infection of burns?

formula to assess extent of burns?

how to calculate fluid deficit?

describe depth of burns?

when to admit to secondary care?

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Curling’s ulcer (peptic stress ulcer)

staph A

extent: wallace rule of 9s

parkland formula - fluid resus over first 24 hrs= total body surface area x wegith x 4. half fluid in first 3 hrs
give fluid to adults with 15%+, child 10%+

1- sup epidermal (no blisters
2- superficial dermal blisered, slow CRT red
2- deep dermal - white+red, reduced sensation, pain on deep pressure. (cleanse, non adherent dressing, r/v 24 hrs
3rd - full thickenss, white/waxy/leathery/brown, no pain

admit: superficial dermal 3%+ TBSA aduts/ 2%child, electrical, inhalation

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small red spots on hands, FH first degree relative, recurrent nose bleeds/ rectal bleed?

aslos AF?

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hereditary hemofrraghic telangectasia + AV malformations

red spots on lips and tongue, rectal bleeding

AF: hepaic, GI, av malformations, cerebral, spinal,

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29
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Acne mx? mild to mod?

mod?

pregnant?

when to refer to derm? SE of this drug?

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a 12-week course
topical adapalene (CI pregnancy) with topical benzoyl peroxide
topical tretinoin with topical clindamycin
topical benzoyl peroxide with topical clindamycin

mod -add one antibiotics
topical adapalene with topical benzoyl peroxide + oral lymecycline/ doxycycline
a topical azelaic acid + oral lymecycline /doxycycline

consider for p/o isotretinoin - if carring, tried 2 abx. SE: dry skin rasied triglycerises, hair thinning, nose bleeds, ICP raised

pregnancy - erythromycin

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light brown well defines nodule on shin from trauma/ insect. mild itch? overlying skin dimples

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dermatofibroma

31
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post sore throat, tear drop shapes papules on trunk.
when do they resolve by?

How is pityriasis rosea presenting differently?

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guttate psoriasis (post streptococcal). normally resolve by 3 months

herald patch followed by fir tree change along line of langer. post viral infection. .self limiting resolve by 6 weeks/ christmas tree

32
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skin conditions in pregnancy?

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polumorphic eruption of pregnancy

pemphigoid gestinitis

33
Q

child eczema on face worse overnight with painful blisters?

punched out erosions over cheeks and dorsal wrist
cx?

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eczema herpeticum - needs antivirals iv
cx:
hsv1/2

34
Q

Bullous pemphigoid vs pemphigus vulgaris?

what is nikolsky’s

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bullous - no mucosal involvement. immunoflourences shows igg and C3 at dermo epidermal junction. need referral secondary care

mucosal - pemphigus.

nikolsky - spread of bullae after putting pressure on skin. painful, not itchy, flaccid vesicles. positiv ein TEN

35
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psoriasis cx
BLANQ

nail features?

A

BB, lithium
ace/arb_alcohol, NSAIDS, Quinines

nails: pitting, onycholysis, subingal hyperkeratosis, loss of nail

36
Q

deep red birthmark presnet at birth irrgeular colour

small ref patch appears in first month of life increase in size until 9 months, regress spontaneously?
removal?

complications?

A

portwine stain - does not resolve on its own

resolve on their own by 10 yrs, grow from 1 month to 9 months - strawberry naevus/ haemangioma - tx by BB/CS

bleeds, ulcer, obstructing visual defenct, low platelets

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thickened, discoloured nails, onychomycosis tx?

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oral terbinafine (trychophrton rubrum)/ candida

38
Q

NODOSUM cx?
SORE SHINS

IX?

A

Streptococci/ TB
OCP
Rickettsia
Eponymous (Bechets)

Sulfonamides
Hansen’s disease (leprosy)
IBD
NHL
Sarcoidosis

other: penicillin, pregnany

39
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telangiectasia vs spider naevi?

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telangiectasia - fill from the tails

side naevi frill from the centre of the web. commone with pregnancy OCP, liver disease

40
Q

alopecia areata? tx?

scarring alopecia examples?

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areata - exclamation mark hairs, well demarked, regrow in 50%. try topical CS/ minox/phototherapy/ dithranol (autoimmune)

scarring - trauma, lichen planus, discoid lupus, tinea capitic (kerion)

41
Q

psoriasis mx?
on hands?

scalp?

face/flexural/ genital?

steroid break?

Se of coal tar?

does vit D reduce redness?

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potent C/s OD + vit D analogue separately 4 weeks
2) no improvement after 8 weeks, do vit D BD
8-12 weeks, do C/s BD for 4 weeks/ coal tar once or twice a day

scalp: topical cs 4 weeks OD

face/ gential - mild to mod C/S OD or BD for 2 weeks max/ month

secondary care: uvb 3 times a week

coal tar: stains, smells
vit d only reduces scale and plaque - avoid in pregnancy

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impetigo tx?

extensive disease?

exclusion from school?

A

hydrogen peroxide 1%/
then
topical fusidic acid or topical mupiricon (if fusidic is resistant)

oral fluclox/ erythromycin

until the lesions are crusted and healed or 48 hours after commencing antibiotic treatment

43
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Cx of hirsutism?

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PCOs, adrenal therpay, obese, adrenal tumour/ congnital adrenal hyperplasia, phenytoin, C/S

44
Q

leukoplakia is?

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premalignant condition which presents as white, hard spots on the mucous membranes of the mouth. It is more common in smokers. dx of exlcusion

45
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acute urticaria - tx?

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non sedating antihistamines (loratadine/ cetirizine) 6 weeks troublesome sleep - chlorphenimine (sedating

46
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scaly, pink plaques, hyperkeratotic small lesions on farmer’s forehead. x?

A

actinic keratosis premalignant
tx: topical fluorouracil 3 weeks followed by hydrocortisone
topical diclofenac - for mild
topical imiquimod

47
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diabetic woman bilateral erythematous lesions on her shins surrounded by telangiectasia. yellow/ blue normally no sx

other skin conditions associated with DM

A

necrobiosis lipoidica

DML neuropathic ulcer, vitiligo
granuloma annulare - slight hyperpigmented papular lesions, depressed centrally

48
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34-year-old man with a history of polyarthralgia, back pain and diarrhoea is found to have a 3 cm red lesion on his shin which is starting to ulcerate

other cx?

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pyoderma gangrenosum . BG (UC). starts on lower limb, pethargy (soften at site of minor injury)

PBC, IBD, SLE, IGA, haem cancers, granulopatosis with polyangitis

49
Q

red crusted lesions around mouth? deficiency?

other s association?

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zince
other: short, short, hepatosplenomegaly,

51
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pruritus cx with ruddy complexion/ gout?

cx with oedema, HTN, lethargy, derranged U+ES?

with hepatosplenomegaly and w/L?

other cx?

A

Polycythaemia - gout, ruddy, peptic ulcer disease

CKS

lymphoma - b sx

other: irone deficiency anaemia, liver disease (ascites, jaundice, enceph, gynacomastia, spider naeci etc)

52
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diabetes with waxy yellow lesions?

symmetrical shiny orange peel skin, red on shins, feels very hot and restless?

A

necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum

pretibial myxoedema (af graves)

53
Q

ix for non healing venous ulcer?

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ABPI - assess for poor arterial flow which could be affecting healing (normal 0.9-1.2)
tx: compresison bandages,
venous normally on medial malleous

54
Q

can you combine tetracycline and isotretinoin?

other Se of isotretinoin

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no risk of intracranial HTN

dry skin, eyes and lips/mouth - nose bleeds
low mood
raised triglycerides
hair thinning
intracranial hypertension:
photosensitivity

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umbillicated small circle lesions in child? eye involvement?

A

molloscum contagiosum.refer urgently to opthal if eye involement

56
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UVA ligh therapy can cause?

57
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small itchy blisters on palms and soles after sweating?

A

pompholyx - cold compress, emollients, top cs

58
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conditions associated with vitiligo?

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type 1 diabetes mellitus
Addison’s disease
autoimmune thyroid disorders
pernicious anaemia
alopecia areata

koebner’s phenomenon

59
Q

keloid scars most likely to form?

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sternum, shoulder, neck, face, trunk
tx: intran-lesional steroids - triamcinolone

60
Q

redness around cheeks and nose worse after drinking alcohol?

tx?

A

flushed, telangectasia, rhinophyma, blepharitis, worse in sunlight.

tx: mild: brimonidine is a topical alpha-adrenergic agonist
mild to mod pustule topical ivermectin +- doxycycline

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tender, erythematous plaques and nodules, often accompanied by fever and neutrophilia with B/G fever, high neutrophils, malignancy haematological?

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sweet’s syndrome/ febrile neutrophilic dermatosis

62
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80 YO man with painful nodule on ear

A

Chondrodermatitis nodularis helicis

63
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TEN cx:

difference between SJS and TEN?

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TEN TBSA 30%+ and mucous membranes. positve nkikolsky’s, unwell.
phenytTENoin, peicillin, carbemazeTENPINE, allopurinTENlol, sulphonamides

SJS rash with TBSA <10% and antiepileptics, OCP, allopurinol

64
Q

purplish, lace-patterned discolouration of the skin?

associated conditions?

A

livedo reticularis

AF: SLE, APLS, EDS, homocystinuria, polyarteritis nodosa, ideopathy (most common)

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Q

BCC features?

tx?
if in high risk areas?

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peary collloured, central crater, rolled edges, central crater
normally routin referral
if in high risk areas - surgical excision. urgent (nose/ eyes)

topical imiquimod, fluoruracil

67
Q

volcano like growth with smooth dome, past growing. likely dx?
will it resolve?

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keratocanthoma
likely to resolve in 3 months but need urent derm opinion to exclude scc and excise

68
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itchy, violaceous papules on the flexor aspects of her wrists

A

lichen planus - likely to have membranous involvement
purple, pruritic, papular, polygonal rash on flexors

69
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rich white women, stress mouth ulcers, jus stopped smoking and is now chewing gum

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recurrenty apthous somatitis. pain lasts 48 hrs
tx: conservative, then topical C/S/ betamethasone tablets/ beclamethason spray
consider b12
sus cancer: f 3 weeks+ swelling/ rf