Nail Disease -Pham Flashcards

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What is oncholysis? What are some causes?

A

lifting of the nail plate

Psoriasis, chronic paronychia and onchomycosis

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What are Beau’s Lines? When are they typically seen?

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  • transverse depressions of the nail plate due to arrest of the nail matrix
  • 2 months after stressful event
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Arsenic poisoning can cause what nail disease?

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Mee’s Lines (white transverse lines)

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What are half and half nails associated with?

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Chronic renal failure

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What are Terry’s Nails? What are they associated with?

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  • Cirrhosis

- Most of the nail is white with the most distal part bing pink

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What can Yellow Nail Syndrome be due to?

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  • Lymphedema

- Respiratory distress

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What are Muehrcke’s lines? How does this differ from Mee’s Lines?

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Muerche’s lines are transverse white lines due to an abnormality in the vascular nailed/vascular bed.

these do NOT move as the nail grows while Mee’s lines do

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What is associated with Splinter Hemorhages?

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Subacute bacterial endocarditis

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What is the treatment for Onychomycosis?

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  • Naftin gel

- Ciclopirox nail solution

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