quiz #3 - HINTS Flashcards

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ACNE ROSACEA

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skin irritation with erythema, small pustules & TELANGIECTASIS (redness, small widened blood vessels)

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ACNE VULGARIS

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hair follicle with sebaceous glands obstructed or clogged with sebum & dead skin

bacteria: cuti bacterium acnes colonizes in debris & reproduces causing inflammatory reaction - triggered by hormones of puberty

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3
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Inflammatory reactions to drugs – ERYTHEMA MULTIFORME

A

target-shaped lesion on skin & mucus membranes

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STASIS (VENOUS) DERMATITIS

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chronic condition that causes inflammation, ulcers & itchy skin on lower legs

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skin cancer – MALIGNANT MELANOMA

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skin cancer develops from pigment producing cells in skin called “melanocytes”, in sun exposed areas of body
-A: asymmetrical shape
-B: borders that are irregular
-C: changes in color
-D: diameter, larger than 6mm
-E: evolving, changes over time

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cancer – SEBACEOUS GLAND NEOPLASM

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cancer of sebaceous glands – produce an oil called “SEBUM”

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NUMMULAR DERMATITIS

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itchy, red rash over trunk & buttocks, may form small vesicles/ scales

lesion is macular or coin shaped

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OPEN WOUNDS/ ULCER & SORES

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cause: injury, poor circulation or too much pressure

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KELOID SCAR

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raised scar LARGER than original wound

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HYPERTROPHIC SCAR

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raised scar WITHIN boundaries of original wound

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abrasion (wounds)

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rubs against or scrapes a hard surface like road rash

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laceration (wounds)

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deep cut or tearing of skin-knife, tools, bleeding may be severe

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puncture (wounds)

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small hole, long pointy object may damage internal structures

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avulsion (wounds)

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partial or complete tear of skin away from tissues underneath, bleeding may be severe

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15
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TINEA CAPITIS

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scalp, ringworm, causes hair loss

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TINEA CORPORIS

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general body regions, ringworm, causes scaly reddish plaques/ pustules in a ring

17
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TINEA PEDIS

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athlete’s foot, most common, fissuring, maceration

18
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TINEA CRURIS

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jock itch, groin

19
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TINEA BARBAE

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beard & neck region

20
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TINEA FACIALE

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face

21
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TINEA UNGUIUM

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nails, causes nail discolouration, malformation, loss of nail

22
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TINEA MANUS

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hand

23
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TINEA VERSICOLOUR

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only tinea that does not cause itching, covers chest, back & proximal extremities – flat scaly rash with different pigmentation, treated with topical antifungals

24
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cellulitis vs. erysipelas

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CELLULITIS: margins NOT elevated
ERYSIPELAS: margins ARE elevated with clear borders