Integumentary 2 Flashcards

1
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soft, wartlike, fleshy growths in the trunk that are located mostly on the back

A

seborrheic keratosis

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2
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xanthelasma

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raised, soft, yellow-colored plaques that are usually painless and located symmetrically under the brow or upper/lower lids of the eyes on the medial sides

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3
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xanthelasma - pt under 40, r/o what

A

hyperlipidemia

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4
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xanthelasma - if located on the fingers, it is pathognomonic for

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familial hypercholesterolemia

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5
Q

xanthelasma order what

A

fasting 8-12 hour lipid profile

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6
Q

vitiligo - advise patients to

A

use sunscreen and avoid prolonged sun exposure

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7
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loss of epidermal melanocytes

A

vitiligo

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8
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acanthosis nigricans

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diffuse velvety thickening of the skin that is usually located behind the neck and on the axilla

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9
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avoid what combination of topical ointments in fungal conditions

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avoid antifungal/topical steroid combos in cases of suspected fungal etiology because they can risk incomplete resolution of the fungal infection

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10
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what can occurs with excessive or prolonged use of topical steroids (>2 weeks)

A

hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal HPA axis suppression that can cause striae, skin atrophy, telangiectasia, acne, and hypopigmentation

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11
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class 7 topical steroid (least potent)

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hydrocortisone

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12
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mild acne first line treatment includes
3

A

topical retinoids
benzoyl peroxide
topical abx

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13
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what is considered moderate acne

A

presence of papules and pustules (inflammatory lesions) with comedones

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14
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moderate acne tx
2

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topicals plus abx

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15
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what can cause permanent discoloration of growing tooth enamel so don’t give during pregnancy or to children under 8

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tetracyclines

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16
Q

for patients with severe, extensive nodular acne, what tx is recommended

A

isotretinoin

17
Q

numerous dry, round, and pink to red lesions with a rough and scaly texture that do not heal

A

actinic keratoses

18
Q

gold standard dx for actinic keratoses

A

refer to derm for biopsy

19
Q

actinic keratoses tx ranges from

A

surgery, cryotherapy, topical meds (fluorouracil cream 5% 5-FU)

20
Q

advise patient taking 5-FU cream that

A

inflammation may appear as erythema, oozing, crusting, scabs, and soreness that disappears in a few weeks

21
Q

patients with what condition are at higher risk for developing postglomerular nephritis

A

scarlet fever

22
Q

patients on what biologics are at higher risk for melanoma and squamous cell skin cancer

A

anti tumor necrosis factor TNF

23
Q

most common pathogen in cat and dog bites

A

Pasteurella multocida (gram neg)

24
Q

treatment plan for human and animal bites - abx

A
  1. augmentin 875/125 mg BID x 10 days
  2. if penicillin allergy - doxy BID, bactrim BID + coverage for anaerobes combine with metronidazole BID or clindamycin TID
25
Q

do not suture wounds at high risk for infection which include
4

A

puncture wounds
wounds >12 hours old
infected bite wounds
cat bites

26
Q

bites - tetanus vaccine

A

give if last dose > 5 years ago; use Tdap vaccine if never had Tdap in patients older than 7 years

27
Q

rabies - if dog bite, check if dog got vaccine within

A

the last year

28
Q

anthrax post exposure prophylaxis

A

doxy 100 mg BID or cipro

29
Q

superficial thickness burns

A

only epidermal layer
red only
no blister

30
Q

superficial thickness burn tx

A

mild soap and water, cold packs, topical OTC anesthetic such as benzocaine if desired or aloe vera gel; no dressing

31
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partial thickness burn involves the

A

epidermis and portions of the dermis

32
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partial thickness burn tx
3

A

water with mild soap or normal saline (no hydrogen peroxide)
topical antibiotic like Polysporin
topical zinc oxide to protect area from sunlight

33
Q

partial thickness dressing

A

nonadherent dressings

34
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full thickness burns appearance

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waxy white to leathery gray to charred and black