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Paeds Dermatology Flashcards

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Mild steroid for eczema

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Hydrocortisone 0.5% / 1% / 2.5%

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Moderate steroid for eczema

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Eumovate (clobetasone butyrate 0.05%)

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Potent steroid for eczema

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Betnovate (betametasone 0.1%)

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Very potent steroid for eczema

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Dermovate (clibetasol propionate 0.05%)

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2nd line for severe eczema in children

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Topical calcinuerin inhibitors (topical tacrolimus)

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Most common type of psoriasis in children

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Guttate

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Auspitz sign

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Bleeding where psoriatic plaques are scraped off

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Koebner phenomenon

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Development of psoriatic lesions at points of trauma

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Steroid + vit d creams

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Dovobet

Enstilar

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10
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2 medical emergencies associated with psoriasis

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Pustular psoriasis

Eryhtrodermic psoriasis

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Tx for guttate psoriasis unresponsive to topical therapy

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Phototherapy with narrow band UVB light 2-3/week

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Topical tx for acne

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Benzoyl peroxide

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Most effective COCP for acne

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Co-cyprinidol (Dianette)

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Macular rash starting behind ears and spreading to rest of body 3 days after fever

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Measles

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Presentation of guttate psoriasis

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Many small raised papules on trunk and limbs triggered by step throat infection

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Guttate psoriasis association

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Streptococcus throat infection

17
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Guttate psoriasis advice

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Resolves spontaneously within 3-4 months

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Sandpaper red rash on trunk spreading outwards, red tongue and fever

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Scarlet fever (strep pyogenes)

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Bacteria in Scarlet fever

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Group A strep tonsillitis (strep pyogenes exotoxin)

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Scarlet fever tx

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Pen V for 10 days and avoid school until 24h after starting abx

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Red macular rash spreading from face to rest of body with swollen lymph nodes behind the ears and back of neck

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Rubella

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