Eczematous disorders Flashcards

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Contact dermatitis- Eti

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Direct skin contact with chemical or allergen- Irritant v allergen

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Contact derm- Sx

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Bizarre, asymmetric patterns, hot and swollen.
Allergen- weeping & crusting, prurites, vesicles and bullae
Irritant- red & scaly, not vesicular

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Contact derm- Dx

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Rule out impetigo or scabies

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Contact derm- Tx

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Corticosteroids- topical or oral, itch relief, compress. Removal of irritant

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Atopic dermatitis- Eti

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Family history, manifests with allergic rhinitis and asthma, childhood onset

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Atopic dermatitis– Sx

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Severe pruritus, on flexural surfaces, neck, rough red plaques, lichenification, weeping, vesicular dermatitis

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Atopic dermatitis– Dx

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Must have 4:

  • Pruritus
  • Early age of onset
  • Typical morphology and distribution
  • Chronically relapsing
  • Personal or fan hx of asthma, rhinitis, atopia
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Atopic dermatitis-Tx

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Bathing & moisturizing, topical corticosteroids- triamcinalone, moisturizers against flares

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Lichen simplex- Eti

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self perpetuating scratch-itch cycle

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Lichen simplex-Sx

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Skin lines exaggerated, rectangular, thickened patches- neck, ankles or perineum

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Lichen simplex-Dx

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Clinical

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12
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Lichen simplex-Tx

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Superpotent topical corticosteroids- occlusion

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Nummular Eczema-Eti

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Common in extremities, winter

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Nummular Eczema-Sx

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Coin shaped plaques- chronic, pruritic, inflammatory on erythematous base

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Nummular Eczema-Dx

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clinical

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Nummular Eczema-Tx

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Hydration & topical corticosteroids

17
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Dyshidrotic Eczema- Eti

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Often in atopic with flares, 3rd decade with lifelong recurrences

18
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Dyshidrotic Eczema- Sx

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Vesicular hand and foot dermatitis- deep seated, prussic, clear tapioca like vesicles

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Dyshidrotic Eczema- Tx

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Topical high potency corticosteroids- triamcinalone 3mg or systemic predinsone

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Asteatotic dermatitis- Eti

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Older persons, winter in temperate climates- too frequent bathing in hot soapy environments

21
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Asteatotic dermatitis- Sx

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Cracked, superficially fissured skin with scaling, incessant pruritus on legs arms hands and trunk

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Asteatotic dermatitis- Tx

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Increase humidity in house, moisturize, medium potency glucocorticoids if inflamed