HIGH YIELD III Flashcards
reaction pattern to a variety of stimuli
presents as coin shaped plaque of papules and vesicles
dorsal hands feels and ankles
nummular eczema discoid eczema
what are the types of cutaneous T cell lymphoma?
mycosis fungoides
sezary syndrome
what is this?
thickened arterial intima
sudden onset of purpura or bulla formation
high titer RA with prominent rheumatoid nodules
raynauds phenomena
pyoderma gangrenous
by waters lesion
hemorrhagic pressure keratoses
cutaneous manifestations of rheumatoid arthritis
what are these nodules?
increased CV risk accelerated nodulosis
MTPJs, achilles tendon discrete granulomas
-islands of lymphocytes, plasma cells and palisading histiocytic rim
rheumatoid nodules
what is this?
noninflammatory, tense, sub epidermal bullae which erupt on feet or legs overnight
chronic DM or dialysis
cutaneous manifestations of DM
bullous diabeticorum
what is this?
aka diabetic shin spots
symmetrical brown patches of the lower legs, asymptomatic circular to oval patches that appear in crops resolving over 18 to 24 months
can accompany retinal micro aneurysms, neuropathy and nephropathy
cut manifestations of diabetic dermopathy
sclerotic skin disease associated with DM and strep URI
indurated woody plaques of posterior neck and upper back
enlarged collagen bundles interspaced with mucin
excess glucose may stimulate collage synthesis
what is this?
scleroderma diabeticorum
what dermatoses are associated with DM?
acquired perforating dermatosis
eruptive xanthomas
granuloma annulare
psoriasis
vitiligo
what is this dermatoses?
Kyrle disease
- pruritic papules with central keratin plug
- DM and renal failure
- 10 percent dialysis patients
- topical steroids
- excision
bright white clods in the center of the lesion
structure less grey rim surrounding the central white clods
peripheral brown lines
what type of dermoscopy is this?
Kyrle disease
xanthoma diabeticorum
- cutaneous sign of hyperlipidemia
- crops of yellowish papules to nodules
- may be tender or pruritic
name this dermoscopy?
eruptive xanthoma
what is this dermoscopy?
commonly associated with type
1DM
both diseases are auto immune mediated with no association to DM2
progressive lesions display perifollicular pigmentation
stable lesions display perifollicular depigmentation
vitiligo
what is this?
PPP-uncommon chronic skin disorder
recurrent eruptions of deep pustules on palms and soles
significant negative impact on Q of Life with difficulty walking, ADL impact, interleukin 23 disorder
palmoplantar pustulosis
management with skin moisturization, topical corticosteroids, calcipotriene, and guselkumab injections
aural acanthosis nigricans
tripe palms and soles
bazex syndrome
sign of lesser trelat
palmar erythrodysesthesia
these are what types of syndromes?
paraneoplastic syndromes
