skin

Question 1

Multiple hypopigmented skin-colored papules

Answer 1

Molloscum Contagiosum Viral

Infection

Question 2

multiple hyperpigmented papule on buttocks

Answer 2

condylomata

Question 3

Multiple erythematous scaly well-defined papules and plaques w/some areas with excoriations on the buttocks

Answer 3

psoriasis

Question 4

Multiple erythematous scaly annular plaque

on medial side of thigh

Answer 4

tinea corporis, tinea cruris (inguinal)

Question 5

multiple erythematous scaly bilateral symmetrical plaques on both feet

Answer 5

allergic contact dermatitis

Question 6

Multiple erythematous papules, patch, nodules and with yellow crust on forehead

Answer 6

folliculitis/ furunculosis

Question 7

Solitary, skin-colored pedunculated(there is a
stem) and convoluted nodule with hemorrhagic
crust

Answer 7

Acrochordon

Question 8

Solitary erythematous, tender nodule on the neck

Answer 8

Furuncle

Question 9

multiple wheal

Answer 9

urticaria

Question 10

wheal like formation of the skin upon scratching

Answer 10

dermatographism

Question 11

Multiple ill-defined edematous patch (forehead)

with periorbital angioedema.

Answer 11

Allergic Contact Dermatitis secondary to hair dye.

Question 12

Multiple clustered/grouped vesicles containing
clear fluid on erythematous bases on right axilla
sparing the axillary vault.

Answer 12

Herpes Zoster.

Question 13

Lateral pressure on unblistered skin -> shearing off of epithelium.

Answer 13

NIKOLSKY SIGN:

Question 14

Direct pressure on top of a blister ->
extension of blister into the adjacent
unblistered skin

Answer 14

ASBOE-HANSEN SIGN:

Question 15

multiple pustules on erythematous base

Answer 15

candidal intertrigo

Question 16

Multiple erythematous scaly (secondary lesion)
plaque (primary lesion), there are some areas with
fissures.

Answer 16

psoriasis

Question 17

dry scales with depigmented areas

Answer 17

cirrhosis (scale)

Question 18

PE: Multiple erythematous papules with

yellowish crusts.

Answer 18

impetigo

Question 19

due to mechanical forces.

Answer 19

excoriation

Question 20

Multiple flaccid blisters/bullae containing
serous fluid on erythematous bases on the neck,
+ nikolsky, + asboe-hansen

Answer 20

steven johnsons syndrome

Question 21

causative drug agents sjs

Answer 21

allopurinol, INH, antiepileptic drugs, antigout

Question 22

sjs >30% affected

Answer 22

toxic epidermal necrolysis

Question 23

o autoimmune disease that presents with
erosions and crust, hard to treat. o Thicker crusting and more sloughing
than SJS

Answer 23

pemphigus vulgaris

Question 24

elevated, common in

caesarean section

Answer 24

hypertrophic scar

Question 25

Multiple hyperpigmented lichenified plaques

with excoriation on both feet

Answer 25

lichenification

Question 26

Hemorrhagic to turbid fluid on erythematous bases on the right side

Answer 26

Herpes zoster

Question 27

it is like a bull’s eye there are

3 parts

Answer 27

target/ targetoid

Question 28

characterized by multiple
erythematous plaques with target or iris morphology and usually represents hypersensitivity reaction to drugs or infection

Answer 28

erythematous multiforme

Question 29

Livedo reticularis

Answer 29

meshlike

Question 30

Serpiginous plaque

Answer 30

cutaneous larva migrans, hookworm

Question 31

best tx for tapeworm infection

Answer 31

albendazole