Matthys: Papulosquamous Diseases 1 Flashcards

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what does papulosquamous mean?

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-a morphologic term used to describe a specific class of dermatologic conditions containing mainly papules and scale in their diagnostic description

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Psoriasis vulgaris

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  • chronic inflammatory scaling eruption
  • remissions and exacerbations
  • 10% will suffer with psoriatic arthritis
  • pustular and erythrodermic flares
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patho PV

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  • immune bsed T cell driven rxn
  • Environment- smoking, sun, alcohol
  • Genetic HLA B-13 auto dominant
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causes of PV

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-trauma
-infection
Scaly white plaques over elbows/knees
-sunlight/drugs

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Seborrheic dermatitis

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  • scalp/face/chest
  • P. ovale
  • Humidity, trauma, seasons
  • HIV
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Path of SD

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  • abnormal immune response to P. Ovale with normal amount of the yeast
  • FFA release
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What does SD look like?

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  • Branny greasy red scale on face/chest/penis
  • mild flaking inhair baring areas
  • sebopsoriasis
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Erythrasma

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  • Corynebacterium minutissimum: gram+ rod, part of normal skin flora
  • chronic
  • diabetes
  • warm humid places
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path of Erythrasma

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  • bacterial infection affecting the intertriginous areas (toes, groin, axilla)
  • red/brown scaly macules with an erosive collarette-like scale
  • WOOD’s LAMP
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What can we confuse erythrasma with if it’s under the boob?

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-yeast infection

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Lichenoid eruptions

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  • lichen planus

- cell mediated immune response of unkown origin

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Lichen planus

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  • Hep C
  • 30-60
  • painful burning
  • wrists, nails, oral cavity, genitalia, SCC of oral mucosa
  • WICKHAM’S STRIA
  • pruritic, purple, papules and plaques
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What might we confuse lichen planus with if it’s in the mouth?

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-candidiasis…. Lichen planus was hella red

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If we see Lichen planus on the penis, is it contagioius?

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  • no!

- it’s not an STI

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Pityriasis Rosea

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  • rose or pink colored scaly pathces or thin plaques

- weird because it comes in spring and fall

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Path of PR

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  • viral exanthem
  • increase in CD4 and Langerhan’s cells in the dermis
  • unknown
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buzzwords for PR?

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  • Herald patch
  • Pruritic eruption
  • christmas tree
18
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Why should we wear a glove when examining PR?

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-because we don’t know yet if it is secondary syphillis or not

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Dermatophyte infection: Tinea corporis

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  • superficial infection of skin

- Anthrophilic, zoophilic, geophilic

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Path of T corporis

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  • nonliving cornified skin, hair, or nail
  • T. Rubrum
  • common worldwide
  • KOH
  • Culture
  • showed a picture of it on someone’s finger
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What is the Herald patch?

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  • it is like the queen bee

- the biggest patch on the skin in Pityriasis Rosea