histo derm Flashcards

1
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define hyperkeratosis

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increase in keratin increase instratum corneum

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2
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what is parakeratosis

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increase in nuclei of stratum corneaum

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3
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what is acanthosis

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increase in stratum spinosusm

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4
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what is acantholysis

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reduction in cohesions between keratinocytes

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5
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what is spongiosis

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intercellular oedema

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6
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define lentiginous

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linear pattern of increase in melaocyte proliferation within epidermal basal cell layer

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7
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histology of acute dermatitis

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dilated dermal capiliiaries spongiosis inflammatory infiltrate into dermis

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8
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histology of chronic dermatitis

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acanthosis crusting/ scaling

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9
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type of reaction for chronic dermatitis

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type IV

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10
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what is the pathology of seborrhoeic dermatitis

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allergic reaction toalassezia yeast affect face, eyebrow, ant chest, ear

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11
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histology of psoriasis

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loss of granular cell layer munroes microabscesses “test tubes in a rack” clubbing of rete ridge parakeratosis

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12
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what is auspitz’s sign

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psoriasis rubbling the lesion causes pinprick bleeding

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13
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what is koener phenomenon

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psoriasis trauma causes a plaque to develop

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14
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nail changes in psoriasis

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pitting onchylysis subungal hyperkeratosis

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15
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subtypes of psoriasis

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guttate flextural plaque pustular

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16
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when does guttate psoriasis develop

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in children 2 weeks after strep throat raindrop appearance

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17
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lichen planus lesion appearance

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purple pruritic polygonal plaque papules mother of pearl sheen

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18
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what is wickham’s striae

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white lacy overlying pattern on lichen planus papules

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19
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where does lichen planus occur

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inner wrists and oral mucosa

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20
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histology of lichen planus

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basal cell degeneraton saw toothing of rete ridges

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21
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appearance of erythema multiforme

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annular target lesions on extensor surfaces

22
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drugs causing erythema multiforme

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Sulphonamides NSAIDS Allopurinol Phenytoin Penecillin

23
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dermatitis herpetiformis pathology

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IgA binds to basement membrane and forms subepidermal bullae

24
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dermatitis herpetiformis presentation

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itchy vesicles on extensor surfaces of elbows and buttocks

25
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histologyo fdermatitis herpetiformis

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microabscesses coalesce to form subepidermal bullae neutrophil and IgA are deposited at tip of dermal papillae

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pemphigoid pathology

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linear deposition of IgG which binds to hemidesmosomes on the the basememnt membrane

27
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histology of pemphigoid

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IgG deposition in a linear pattern along basement membrane subepidermal bullae with eosinophils

28
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presentation of pemphigoid

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large tense bullae on erythematous base often ofn forearms, axillae, groin of elderly patients

29
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pathology of pemphigus

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IgG antibodies bind to desmosomal proteins and form intrapidermal bullae

30
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hisotlogy of pemphigus

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intraepidermal bullae netlike deposition of intercellular IgG

31
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sebhorroeic keratosis

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rough plaques waxy middle aged pt

32
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actinic keratosis histology

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Solar elastosis Paraketaosis Atypia Inflammation Not full thickness

33
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actinic keratosis presentation

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rough sandpaper like scaly lesion on sun exposed area

34
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presentation of keratoacanthoma

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rapidlly growing dome shaped nodule with a necrotic crushed centre grows over 2-3 weeks and clears spontaneously

35
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histology of keratoacanthoma

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like SCC

36
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bowen’s disease histology

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full thickness dysplasia BM intact

37
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presentation of bowen’s disease

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intra epidermal squamous cell carcinoma in situ red flat and scaly on sun exposed areas

38
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SCC

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dysplasia nuclear crowding spead through BM into dermis

39
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BCC appearance

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pearly telangectasi palisading mass of basal cells pushing into dermis

40
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types of malignant melanoma

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lentigo maligna melanoma superfical spreading nodullar acral lentiginous

41
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most important prognostic factor in malignant melanoma

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breslow tihckness

42
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histology of malignant melanoma

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atypical melanocytes theat grow horizontally then vertically buckshot appearance- pagetoid cells

43
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three types of benign melanocytic naevi

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compound intradermal junctional

44
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lentigo maligna melanoma

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slow growing black lesion on sun exposed areas of casacioan

45
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superficial spreading melanoma

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irregular borders and irregular colour variation

46
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nodular melanoma

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in young

47
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acral letiginous melanoma

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palms, soles and subungal

48
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stephens johnsons sndrome

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<10% skin detachment in sheets nikolsky sign positive if mucosa involved

49
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cuases of stephens johnons syndrome

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sulfonamides abx anticonvulsants

50
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pityriasis rosea

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slamon pink herald patch followed by christmas tree distribution

51
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causes of pityriasis rosea

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viral illness resoves spontaneously