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Lid Anatomy and Benign Lesions (F) Flashcards

1
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What is considered to be the anterior lamellae?

A

skin + orbicularis

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What is considered to be the posterior lamellae?

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septum + posterior structures

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3
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What are the patient complaints for lid angioedema? 1. What is the treatment? 2

A
  1. lid swelling without pain

2. medrol dose pack

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4
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When a tissue has low sectility, does it move around a lot or is it more stable? 1. Is it easier or harder to cut? 2

A
  1. moves more

2. harder (short blades)

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When a tissue has high sectility, does it move around a lot or is it more stable? 1. Is it easier or harder to cut? 2

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  1. stable

2. easy (long blades)

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6
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Should incisions be made with or against the skin lines?

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with

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7
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How far away from the margin should you always be with lid surgeries?

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at least 2mm

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8
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What percentage of eyelid lesions are benign?

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75 to 80%

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9
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What is an increase in cell layers (epidermis) called?

A

acanthosis

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10
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What is the thickening or keratin layer called?

A

hyperkeratosis

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11
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What is an anomalous cell nuclei called?

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atypia

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12
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What is premature keratinization called?

A

dyskeratosis

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13
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What is a proliferation or subepidermal papillae called?

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papillomatosis

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14
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What is a retention of nuclei in the stratum corneum called?

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parakeratosis

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15
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What are the types of benign cysts?

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  1. sebaceous
  2. Moll (fluid) hidrocystoma
  3. Zeiss (lipid)
  4. epithelial inclusion cycts (milia) keratitin
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16
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What are the types of epithelial hyperplasias?

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  1. squamous papilloma
  2. skin tag
  3. seborrheic keratosis
  4. verucca
  5. cutaneous horn (hyperkeratosis)
17
Q

What are eyelid papillomas likely due to?

A

HPV

18
Q

What are eyelid veruca vulgaris likely due to?

A

HPV

19
Q

What are the precancer lesions of the lid?

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  1. acitinic keratosis
  2. keratoacanthoma
  3. carcinoma in situ (Bowens disease)
20
Q

What are the cancer lesions of the lid?

A
  1. BCC
  2. SCC
  3. melanoma
  4. sebaceous gland carcinoma
21
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What are the lesion qualities to watch for?

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  1. A (asymmetric, abnormal blood vessels)
  2. B (borders, bleeding)
  3. C (multiple colors, changes in size)
  4. D (diameter of greater than 5mm)
  5. E (elevation, evolution)
  6. H (hair loss)
22
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What percentage of acitinic keratosis become SCC?

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13%

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