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1
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Describe an annular rash

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A rash that is ring shaped

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Erythema migrans

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Associated with Lyme’s disease

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Larva migrans

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Associated with hook worm infection

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Hidradenitis supprativa

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Chronic skin condition that affects the axilla and groin/painful purulent nodules

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Granuloma inguinale

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Caused by STD infection, painless red lump on/near genitals, breaks down into a sore.

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Auspitz sign

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Associated with with psoriasis scales have been removed and bleeding occurs

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Most common type of skin cancer

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Basal cell carcinoma

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How is basal cell carcinoma described?

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Waxy, shiny/pearly appearance. May have ulceration

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Classic symptom presentation of roseola infantum

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High fever for a few days, break in fever, followed by maculopapular rash

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Lacy rash

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Associated with Fifth disease

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What is another name for Fifth disease?

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Erythema infectiosum

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“Slapped cheek” appearance

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Associated with Fifth disease

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13
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What virus causes Fifth disease?

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Parvovirus B19

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Red rash that is sandpaper in appearance and texture

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Associated with Scarlet fever

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Lichen sclerosus

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Chronic/thin white patches of skin on vaginal area, common in older women

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Fever, with rash on ankles, wrists, palms, and moves towards trunk

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Rocky Mountain spotted fever

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Rickettsia rickettsii

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Causes Rocky Mountain spotted fever

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What is a serpiginous rash?

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Creeping or spreading rash

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Serpiginous rash is often associated with?

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Ringworm

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What are the three phases of Fifth disease?

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Low grade fever, slapped cheek, lacy appearing rash

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What is the progression of Fifth disease rash?

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Starts on face, moves to arms and legs

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What oral antibiotic is used to treat acne vulgaris?

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Oral tetracycline

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Superficial vesicle with serous fluid greater than 0.5 cm in diameter

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Bullae

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What is an example of a bullae?

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A skin blister

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von Recklinghausen’s disease

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Also known as neurofibromatosis, associated with cafe-au-lait spots

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Molluscum contagiosum

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Viral infection causing round, firm, painless, flesh colored bumps, highly contagious through skin to skin contact

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Another name for tinea cruris

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Jock itch

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Describe tinea cruris

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Itchy macerated areas in groin

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29
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Where is candidal intertrigo found?

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Areas where skin folds rub together such as the breasts

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30
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What is another name for Herpes zoster?

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Shingles

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Actinic keratoses

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Small, raised skin lesions from extended sun exposure/may be pre-malignant

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Linchefication

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Thickened, rubbery skin

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33
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What is erysipelas?

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Bacterial skin infection that is superficial

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34
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What causes erysipelas?

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Streptococci

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Subungual hematoma

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Blood collection under the nail

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36
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Trephination

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Making a “hole”/treatment for subungual hematoma

37
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First line treatment for acne vulgaris

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Topical agents

38
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Eczema is also known as what?

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Atopic dermatitis

39
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What causes bullous impetigo?

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Staph aureus

40
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Fluid filled blisters that erupt and form honey colored crusts

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Bullous impetigo

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How do you treat bullous impetigo?

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Treat with topical bactroban first, then can move on to a “cillin” or keflex

42
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What organism causes syphilis?

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Treponema pallidum

43
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Another name for condyloma acuminata

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Genital warts associated with HPV

44
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Condyloma lata

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Genital warts associated with syphilis

45
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Hordeolum

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Small abscess of hair follicle on eyelid

46
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Precursor to squamous cell skin cancer

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Actinic keratosis

47
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Paget’s disease of breast

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Cancer of the skin of nipple/areola

48
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Mongolian spots

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Bluish/green birthmark present on lumbar/sacral area of infant

49
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Shingles vaccine recommended for what age group?

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Age 50 or older

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Most common location of squamous cell carcinoma

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Head, neck, hands

51
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Most common location of basal cell carcnioma

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70% on the face, pink or flesh colored papule

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Another name for atopic dermatitis

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Eczema

53
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Another name for seborrheic dermatitis

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Eczema of scalp

54
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Psoraisis

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Associated with plaques and slivery scales, autoimmune

55
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Treatment for psoriasis

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Topical emollients, topical steroids

56
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Skin condition common in Parkinson’s

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Seborrheic dermatitis (eczema of scalp)

57
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Treatment for tinea corporis

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Miconazole

58
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First line treatment for genital warts

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Cryotherapy/TCA acid

59
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Screening for skin cancer tool

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Dermatoscope

60
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Presentation of Pityriasis rosea

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Hallmark “herald patch”, red, itchy, round lesion, covered by scales

61
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First line treatment of tinea capitis

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Oral antifungal, w/wo selenium sulfide shampoo

62
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Griseofulvin

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Oral antifungal used to treat tinea capitis

63
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Treatment for non-bullous impetigo

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Topical mupirocin

64
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“Herald patch” or “pine tree” like rash

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Associated with pityriasis rosea, probably viral cause, usually no treatment

65
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Parotid gland swelling

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Often associated with mumps, symptom relief

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Treatment of actinic keratosis

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5-FU or cryotherapy

67
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“Pasted on” appearance

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Seborrheic keratosis, benign

68
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Shiny, waxy, pearly, may have visible veins

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Basal cell carcinoma

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Dry, pink, scaly lesions in sun exposed areas

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Actinic keratoses

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Locations of atopic dermatitis (eczema)

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Body creases, flexor areas

71
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Treatment for eczema

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Topical emollients or topical steroids

72
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“Silvery” scales with plaques

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Plaque psoriasis

73
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Treatment of plaque psoriasis

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Topical steroids, coal tar

74
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Koebner sign

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Associated with new plaque lesions in the presence of skin trauma in plaque psoriasis

75
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Treatment of contact derm

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Topical steroids

76
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When can shingles vaccine (Shingrix) be given?

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Adults age 50 or older

77
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Scabies treatment

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Permethrin cream, usually have to treat twice

78
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Key word description of molluscum cont.

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“Impregnated or umbilicated”

79
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Painless black lesion

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Anthrax lesion

80
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Treatment of anthrax lesion

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Cipro or doxy x 2 months

81
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Treatment of folliculitis

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Mild cases topical mupirocin, moderate/severe Keflex or PCN

82
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Red rash that does not “spare the nose”

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Rosacea

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Treatment of rosacea

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Topical Flagyl gel

84
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Mild cellulitis with sharply defined, well demarcated borders

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Erysipelas

85
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Treatment of erysipelas

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Keflex or PCN

86
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When is fifth disease no longer contagious?

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At start of rash

87
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All ringworms are

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Tineas

88
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Rule of 9’s for burns of an adult

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9% for each arm and the head, 18% for each leg, back and front of trunk

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