Psoriasis Flashcards

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1
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Type of psoriasis preceded by pharyngitis

A

Guttate

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2
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Eythematous plaques in the axilla, groin, inframammary, and other skin folds, may lack scale

A

Inverse, flexural psoriasis

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3
Q

Psoriasis type that is triggered by systemic steroid withdrawal

A

Pustular

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4
Q

well-demarcated plaques overlying silvery scale and underlying erythema

A

Plaque psoriasis

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5
Q

chronic plaque psoriasis is often

A

bilateral and symmetric

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6
Q

Ausptiz sign

A

bleeding after removal of scale

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7
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Koebner phenomenon

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Lesions induced by trauma

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8
Q

what medications can trigger psoriasis

A
Beta blockers
lithium
steroid withdrawal
antimalarials
interferons
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9
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what proportion of psoriasis patients have a family Hx

A

1/3

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10
Q

90% of psoriatic arthritis patients have

A

nail pitting

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11
Q

Psoriatic arthritis is NOT related to

A

severity of psoriasis

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12
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first line treatment for psoriasis

A

High potency topical steroid in combination with calcipotriene - vitamin D analog

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13
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Localized psoriasis covers how much BSA?

A

30 %

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14
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what type of steroid should NEVER be used in psoriasis

A

oral steroid

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15
Q

3 main systemic treatments for moderate to severe psoriasis

A

Photo therapy
methotrex, cyclosporine
Biologic, TNFalpha i, IL12/23 blocker

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16
Q

there is a positive correlation between what and the prevalence and severity of psoriasis

A

bmi

17
Q

3 behaviors that increase the risk of worse psoriasis

A

smoking
alcohol
obesity

18
Q

separation of the nail bed from the nail plate is called

A

Onycholysis

19
Q

most common clinical pattern seen in psoriatic arthritis is

A

Oligoarthritis,characterized by flares and remissions

20
Q

Rx options for uncomplicated psoriasis

A

Tazarotene, salicylic acid, calcineurin inhibitors, tar

21
Q

Systemic treatment in Psoriasis should be supplemented with

A

Topical treatment

22
Q

what are the 3 choices for systemic treatment of Psoriasis

A

1 - phototherapy, UVB
2 - Oral meds - methotrex, cyclo
3 - Biologic agents TNFa i
- IL12/23 i