Mechanical Skin Lesions Flashcards

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1
Q

what is a tyloma? heloma?

A
tyloma = callus
heloma= corn
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2
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calluses can be sub-classified as what?

A

diffuse shearing

discrete-nucleated callus

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what type of callus is found in WB surface of theh sole?

A

diffuse shearing callus

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4
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describe a diffuse shearing callus.

A

painful if they dry and fissure

-even thickness, undefined margins

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describe discrete nucleated calluses.

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usually isolated, painful

central conical core of keratin at greatest pressure

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are calluses more sensitive to direct pressure? or side to side compression?

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pain with directed pressure

warts are sensitive to side-to-side compression

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7
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how do you treat discrete nucleated callus?

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  • control abnormal pressures
  • cushioned inserts & orthotics
  • debridement
  • surgical correction of underlying bone pathology
  • surgical excision
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how do corns differ from calluses?

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corns are nucleated and calluses are flat

corns appear on the digits while calluses occur on plantar foot

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9
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which type of callus is associated with a sweat duct?

A

porokeratosis plantaris discreta

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does porokeratosis have vascular involvement ? a core? is it superficial or deep?

A

avascular
has a nuclear core
is deep!

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superficial shearing callus is superficial or deep?

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superficial

shallow nucleus or no nucleus

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how does superficial fibrous shearing callus compare to superficial shearing callus?

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has a clear keratin nucleus that is deep with white fibrous base that blends into surrounding callus

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13
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what is a pinch callus?

A

associated with a bunion deformity bc of unstable hallux

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14
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what will cause skin lesions plantar to 1st met head?

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  • plantarflexed 1st ray

- enlarged or multiple sesamoids

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what will cause skin lesions plantar to 2nd and 3rd met head?

A

hypermobile first ray
HAV deformity
plantarflexed mets

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16
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what will cause skin lesions to plantar to 4th met?

A

hypermobile 5th ray

plantarflexed 4th rays

17
Q

what will cause skin lesions to plantar 4th and 5th met heads?

A

supinated foot type

cavus (rigid) foot type

18
Q

what will cause skin lesions to hallux at IPJ?

A

hallux limitus

IPJ sesamoid

19
Q

what is heloma durum?

A

hard corn

20
Q

what is heloma molle

A

soft corn

21
Q

what is heloma millare?

A

seed corn

22
Q

which type of lesion appears dry or waxy?

A

heloma durum

*on dorsal foot

23
Q

what is the most typical location for heloma molle to occur?

A

interdigital- esp 4th webspace

24
Q

what is heloma millare due to?

A
  • irritation from footwear
  • anhidrosis
  • excessive dryness
  • invagination of skin with hyperkeratotic plugs
25
Q

what is clinical appearance for neurovascular corn?

A

medial hallux, 1st MTPJ, medial heel, or 5th MTPJ