Red Lesions Flashcards

1
Q

Vesicle vs ulcer

A

Vesicle may lose overlyring epithelium and become an ulcer

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Epidermolysis Bullosa

Genetic

Cause

Tx

Apperance

A
  • Familial hx, congenital or childhood
  • Defect in the attachment mechanisms of the epithelial cells
  • No cure
  • Management: supportive
  • Vessicles and bullae due to minor trauma
  • Oral lesions
    • bullae heal with scarring
    • Hypoplastic teeth
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Viral Diseases

Gen symptoms

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  • Acute onset
  • May have malaise, fever, lymphadenopathy
    • lymphadenopathy not present in recurrent herpes and zoster
  • Multiple ulcers
  • All have vesicle stage except infectious mononucleosis
  • Herpes and zoster are the ony recurring ones
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Human Herpes Virus 1-8 names

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  • HHV 1- HERPES SIMPLEX
  • HHV2- HERPES SIMPLEX
  • HHV3- VARICELLA ZOSTER
  • HHV4-EPSTEIN-BARR
  • HHV5- CYTOMEGALOVIRUS
  • HHV6- ROSEOLA VIRUS
  • HHV7- ROSEOLA-LIKE
  • HHV8- KAPOSI SARCOMA
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HSV Primary Herpes

Age

Symptoms

Distribution

A
  • Usually children, adults too
  • Most are asymptomatic
  • Symptoms
    • lymphadenopathy
    • malaise fever diarrhea
    • Enlarged gingiva, red painful
    • Multiple vesicles and ulcers, may coalesce
  • Ulcerations must be on keratinized AND non-keratinized
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HSV Latency and Reactivation

A
  • Remains latent in regional nerve ganglion
  • Reactivation cause is unknown, assoc with
    • UV
    • Trauma
    • Immunosuppresion
  • Prodrome: tingling, burning
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Recurrent Herpes

Apperance

Assoc

Tx

A
  • Vessicles and ulcers
    • in small clusters
    • On vermilion border, perioral skin and limited to keratinized oral mucosa
    • Recur in same location each time
      • Vermillion border common-herpes labialis
  • Lymphadenopathy NOT present
  • Tzanck cells
  • Tx Valacyclovir taken during prodrome
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Herpetic Withlow

A

Infection of fingers

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Herpes gladiatorum or scrumpox

A

Wrestles, rugby with contaminated abrasions

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10
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Herpes Barbae

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Herpes over bearded region into minor injuries from shaving

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Varicella-zoster Chickenpox

symptoms

Causes

A
  • Prodrome: malaise, fever lymphadenopathy
  • Succesive crops of pruritic papules, vesicles, ulcers
  • Begin on trunk and spread to extremeties and face
  • occasional oral vesicles
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Herpes Zoster (shingles)

What is it

Predisposing factors

Apperance distribution

Side effects

A
  • Latent stage of Varicella
  • Zoster represents a recurrence
  • Predisposing factors
    • immunosuppresion due to cancer, chemo, corticosteroids
    • Elderly
  • Prodrome
  • Vesicles and ulcers
  • Unilateral
    • follows peripheral nerve distribution
  • Post-herpetic neuralgia-pain in nerve distribution
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Infectious Mononucleosis

Virus

Assoc

Symptoms

Oral mucosa apperance

A
  • Epstein Barr HHV4
  • Assoc with
    • Burkitts lymphoma
    • Nasopharyngeal carcinoma
    • Hairy leukoplakia
  • Fever malaise cervical lymphadenopathy, pharyngitis
  • Oral mucosa
    • erythomatous
    • Petechiae on palate
    • Ulcers WITHOUT vesicles
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14
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Hand foot mouth disease

Cause

Symptoms

Apperance

Tx

A
  • Coxsackievirus grp A
  • Flu like sysmptoms
    • malaise mild fever diarrhea
  • Vesicles and ulcers throughout oral cavity (1st to appear)
  • Macules and vesicles on hands and feet
  • Tx
    • tylenol
    • Clears in 5 days
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Herpangina

Cause

Symptoms

Apperance

Dist

tx

A
  • Coxsackievirus grp A
  • Symptoms
    • Fever, pharyngitis, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, lymphadenopathy
  • App
    • similar to HFM but confined to posterior cavity
    • Soft palate, uvula, tonsilar pillar
  • tx
    • resolves in several days
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Measles

Cause

Apperance

Dist

A
  • Paramyxovirus
  • RNA virus spread via respiratory droplets
  • Apperance
    • Kopliks spots
    • Mucosal erythema
    • Small blue white macules
    • Buccal labial mucosa
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Errosive Lichen Planus

Cause

Apperance Dist

Assoc

A
  • Immune abnormality, oversensitive T cells
  • Lichenoid drug rxns
  • Graft vs host
  • Apperance
    • Erythema, painful erosions and ulcers white striae periphery
    • Vesicles are rare
  • Dist
    • Bilateral, focal or multifocal
  • Assoc
    • Atrophy of filiform papilae
    • Oral candidosis common
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Pemphigus Vulgaris

Cause

App

Dist

Histo/Biopsy

Tx

A
  • Autoantibodies to desmosomes
  • App
    • Blisters rupture easily forming painful ulcers
    • Nikolsky sign
  • Dist
    • Large areas of skin/mucosa
    • Usually Multifocal
  • Histo Biopsy
    • Tzanck cells
    • 2 samples one in formalin, Michels soln
  • Tx
    • Corticosteroids
    • Fatal w/o tx
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Q

Mucous Membrane Pemphigoid

Cause

App

Dist

Prognosis

Tx

A
  • Antibodies against hemidesmosomes
  • App
    • Vesicles and painful ulcers
    • May heal with scarring
    • Erythematous gingiva
    • Chronic desquamative gingiva
    • Nikolsky
  • Dist
    • Extraoral- Conjunctiva
    • Nasal, pharyngeal, vaginal mucosa
    • Skin
  • Prognosis
    • good, monitor eye lesions
  • Tx
    • Corticosteroids mouthrinses
20
Q

Bullous Pemphigoid

Cause

App

Vs MMP

Tx

A
  • Antibodies against hemidesmosome
  • Most common autoimm blistering condition
  • App
    • Skin lesions always present, thick bullae/ulcers
    • Oral lesions uncommon- bullae rupture sooner than skin, large shallow ulcers distinct margins
    • Chronic desquamative gingivitis
  • Compared to MMP
    • BP more limited and doesnt scar
  • Tx corticosteroids
21
Q

Systemic Lupus

Cause

App

Dist

Assoc

Symptoms

A
  • Severe multisystem disease
  • Inc activity of B cells and abnormal T cells function
  • App
    • Butterfly rash, worsens in sun
    • Oral lesion uncommon
    • Lichenoid or non-specific
    • Chronic desquamative gingivitis
  • Dist
    • Palate, buccal mucosa, gingiva
  • Assoc
    • Kidney failure, cardiac involvement
  • Symptoms
    • fever weight loss arthritis fatigue malaise
22
Q

Chronic Cutaneous Lupus

Aka

Location

Symptoms

App

A
  • Aka discoid lupus erythematosis
  • Confined to skin and oral cavity
  • Few or systemic signs/symptoms
  • App
    • Scaly erthematous patches
    • Frequent in sun exposed skin
    • Scarring and pigmentation
23
Q

Subacute Cutaneous Lupus

Clinical manifestations

Type of lesions

Freq in

Symptoms

Assoc w/

A
  • Clinical manifestations intermediate btw SLE and CCLE
  • Cutaneous lesions
  • Freq in sun exposed
  • No scarring or Pigmentation
  • Renal changes absent
  • Arthritis and mucoskeletal
24
Q

Chronic Desquamative Gingivitis

App

Found in 4 diseases

A
  • Diffuse slougjing of gingiva
  • Erosive lichen planus
  • Pemphigus
  • Pemphigoid (MM or bullous)
  • Lupus
25
Q

Ulcerative Lesions

Autoimmune/idiopathic

6

A
  • Apthous ulcers
  • Erythema multiforme
  • Drug reaction
  • Contact stomatitis
  • Wegners granulomatosis
  • Chrons disease
26
Q

Traumatic Ulcer

A
  • Mechanical trauma
  • Loc
    • Lower lip tongue buccal mucosa
27
Q

Acute Erythematous Candidosis

Occurrence

Symptoms

App

Tx

A
  • Most common form
  • Generalized pain, burning
  • Erythema, diffuse loss of filliform
  • Broad spectrum AB
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Q

Chronic Erythematous Candidiasis

A
  • Common in denture wearers aka denture stomatitis
  • Erthematous area where denture touches palate
  • May cause burning or asymptomatic
  • May not be caused by candida
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Q

Canida Median Rhomboid Glossitis

Loc

A
  • Anterior to circumvallate papilla
  • Kissing lesion on palate may be present
30
Q

Aphthous Ulcers

Cause

Types

Common app

A
  • Cancker sores
  • T cell mediated immunologic reaction
  • Types
    • Minor major Herpetiform
  • Ulceration with a white pseudomembraneous membrane surrounded by a red halo
31
Q

Minor Aphthous Uceration

Occurance

lesions

size

Healing

A

80% cases

1-5 lesions

3-10mm

Heal in 7-14 days

No scarring

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Q

Major Aphthous Ulceration

lesions

siz

healing

prog

A
  • 1-10 lesions
  • 1-3cm
  • Healing 6 wks
  • More frequent recurrence
  • May cause scarring
33
Q

Herpetiform Athous Ulceration

lesions

size

Dist

Healing

Ressembles

A
  • 10-100 lesions
  • 1-3mm
  • May coalesce
  • Heal 7-10 days
  • May look like herpes but isnt bc it doesnt occur on kerat and non-kerat
34
Q

Behcets Syndrome

A
  • Serious multisystem disease
  • Aphthous-like ulcers, genital ulcers, occular inflammation, skin pustules
35
Q

Erythema Multiforme

Cause

Predisposing factors

Forms

A
  • Blistering, ulcerative mucocutaneous condition of unknown cause
  • Prob immunologically mediated
  • Predisposing factors
    • 50% of cases preceded by herpes or pneumonia
    • Meds AB analgesics, sulfanimodes
  • Forms
    • Minor Major Toxic epidermal nercrolysis
36
Q

Erthema Multiforme

Onset

Symp

Skin lesions

Oral lesions

A
  • Acute onset appear suddenly
  • May have fever malaise (never lymphadenopathy)
  • Skin
    • Iris or target lesion: erythematous macule with central vesicle
  • Oral lesions
    • Diffuse painful ulcers, may have vesicles
    • Lips buccal labial mucosa