Intro to Dermatology- Belazarian Flashcards

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Maculopapular should be replaced with what word?

A

Morbilliform

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Describe the typical Lichen Planus

A

Pink/purple plaques with overlying scale.

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What are the holes on a cyst called?

A

Punctums

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4
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What are wheals?

A

Evanescent swellings of the skin. Can be pink or white with resulting edema.

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What is a Comedone?

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An enlarged hair follicle primarily containing keratin and lipids.

Blackheads are open

Whiteheads are closed

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What is a Bulla?

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A fluid filled cavity or elevation
>1cm

Thus a vesicle is less than 1cm

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What is a furuncle?

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Follicle centered nodule caused by accumulation of pus caused by infection.

Usually painful.

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What is a carbuncle?

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Several furuncles combined together

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What is Purpura?

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Nonblanching

Due to leaking of red blood from cutaneous vessels into skin.

Types:

  • Petechiae (small, pinpoint)
  • Ecchymoses (larger, bruise like)
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10
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What is a Telangiectasia?

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A persistent dilation of small superficial cutaneous vessles

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What is an ulcer?

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Circumscribed loss of epidermis and at least the upper dermis.

-Usually scars.

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What is Lichenification?

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Thickening of the skin with linear markings due to repeated rubbing and/or scratching.

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13
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Name some geometric arrangements of skin manifestations

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Annular (ring shaped with edge different from center)
Nummular (coin shaped, uniform)

Polycyclic
Linear (often implies external contact; Koebner)

Reticular
Serpiginous
Targetoid (3 distinct color zones)

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What is intertriginous?

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A skin manifestation occurring in the skin folds, where two skin surfaces are in contact.

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