introduction to derm Flashcards
scaling papulosquamous
pityriasis
psoriasis
tinea corporis
syphilis
treatment herpes zoster
antiviral
vaccine
herpes zoster
reactivated varicella zoster virus
immunocomp
local radicular pain 2-3 days before eruption
DD psoriasis
seborrheic dermatitis
nummular eczema
lichen planus
associated clinical findings with atopic dermatitis
pigment change
eye and periorbital change
hand and foot dermatitis
fold along eyes = denny morgan pletes
flat spot on skin under 1 cm
over?
macule
patch
etiology, pathology, pathogenesis of erythema nodosum
hypersensitivity response to infection, meds, herbs
histology of psoriasis
acanthotic epidermis with absent granular layer
AGEP
pustules all over body. sick or history of meds
treatment erythema nodosum
anti inflamm
rest
acute, rapidly spreading nonsuppurative infection of skin and underlying soft tissue not including muscle
cellulitis
treatment of cellulitis
usually staph or strep pyogen
1st gen cephalosporin, macrolide, clindamycin
elevation
koebner
ausptitz
woronoff’s ring (get rid of ___and leaves stain behind)
psoriasis
small blister under 1 cm and over
under = vesicle over = bulla
types of psoriasis
plaque type
pustular: diffuse all over the body
guttate: little plaque or papule. more common after infection
psoriasis ___ type:
well demarcated scaly coin shaped annular pattern thick elbows knees, belly button
plaque
papule
other size one?
nonpustular nonvesicular lesion on skin under 1 cm
nodule is bigger than 1 cm
pustule
collection of leukocytes in epidermis
plaque
broad, elevated flat lesion over 1 cm
can go into what with psoriasis
high output cardiac failure
symmetric erythematous nodules and plaques located on the anterior lower extremities
tender
1-15 cm in size
erythema nodusum
psoriasis that is painful with fever
pustular psoriasis
atopic dermatitis history
80% of children with family history of atopy
scaling eczematous
atopic dermatitis
contact derm
scabies