SKIN

Question 1

When does herpes need to be treated?

Answer 1

within 48 to 72 hours of symptom onset

Question 2

What lesion is honey crusted?

Answer 2

impetigo

Question 3

How do you treat bullous impetigo?

How do you treat non-bullous?

Answer 3

oral antibiotics

non = Bactroban

Question 4

What lesion is distributed on the back or abdomen in a “Christmas tree” like pattern”

Answer 4

pityriasis rosea

Question 5

How does pityriasis rosea start?

Answer 5

Herald patch

“pityriasis and patch”

Question 6

What is the treatment for pityriasis rosea?

Answer 6

no treatment/ self limiting

Question 7

Where does the rash for rocky mountain spotted fever begin?
Whats the treatment?

Answer 7

palms and soles of feet

Tx: doxy

Question 8

What is another name for Lyme disease?

Answer 8

Erythema Migrans

Question 9

What illness starts with fever then leads to cough, congestion, and conjunctivitis then after 3 to 5 days of symptoms there is a rash?

Answer 9

measles

Question 10

What are the 3 Ls in measles?

Answer 10

Measles
Rubeola
Koplik spots

Question 11

Your patient comes in with parotid gland swelling, what condition do you think of?

Answer 11

mumps

Question 12

A patient says they have a mass that pops up whenever theyre eating meals…what do you think it is?

Answer 12

salivary stone
aka sialolithiasis

Question 13

Dry pink lesions on a sun exposed area

Answer 13

actinic keratosis

Question 14

Treatment for actinic keratosis

Answer 14

5-FU
Cryotherapy

Question 15

What type of cancer does actinic keratosis lead to?

Answer 15

Squamous cell carcinoma

Question 16

What does a squamous cell carcinoma look like?

Answer 16

-Squamous, Slow, Scaley
-Appears ulcerated
-Bleeds easy

Question 17

What are black lines under the finger nail that would not be malignant melanoma?

Answer 17

Splinter hemorrhages that could be associated with endocarditis

Question 18

What is a common skin condition in the elderly with “pasted on” lesions

Answer 18

Seborrheic keratosis

Question 19

What lesions is skiny, waxy, and pearly in nature?
Also has telangiectasia

Answer 19

Basal cell carcinoma

Question 20

What condition is on the flexor surfaces of the body?
Patient might say their skin is itchy

Answer 20

Atopic Dermatitis/Eczema

Question 21

How to treat atopic dermatitis?

Answer 21

Emollients
Topical Steroids

Question 22

How to treat plaque psoriasis

Answer 22

Topical steroids
Coal tar

Question 23

What is the Auspitz sign?

Answer 23

plaques are scratched and pinpoint bleeding occurs
r/t plaque psoriasis

Question 24

What is Koebner’s phenomenon?

Answer 24

Trauma to skin that leads to plaque forming

Question 25

How to treat contact dermatitis?

Answer 25

Topical steroids

Question 26

name of shingles vaccine At what age can we give it?

Answer 26

Shingrix 50 years

Question 27

A child comes in with lesions that have popped up in various stages of healing...what is it?

Answer 27

Chickenpox/Varicella

Question 28

When can a child with chickenpox return to school?

Answer 28

When all the lesions have crusted over

Question 29

What is the treatment for molluscum contagiousum?

Answer 29

Self limiting Takes a few months to resolve

Question 30

A cattle farmer has a black, ulcerated, painless lesions...what is it? Treatment? 1st and 2nd line

Answer 30

Anthrax lesions 1st: Cipro for 2 months 2nd: Tetracycline

Question 31

Treatment for folliculitis

Answer 31

mupirocin moderate: Penicillin or Keflex

Question 32

The patient has an erythematous facial rash that does not spare the nose? Treatment?

Answer 32

Rosacea Flagyl gel

Question 33

The patient has a facial rash that spares the spares the nasolabial folds? What is this rash associated with?

Answer 33

Malar rash Lupus

Question 34

Sjogren's syndrome leads to what symptoms?

Answer 34

Very dry eyes and mouth

Question 35

Who is Leukoplakia commonly seen with?

Answer 35

HIV patients

Question 36

The pediatric patient has a fever then develops slapped cheek rash and lacy net-like rash across the body...what illness is this ?

Answer 36

Fifth's disease

Question 37

When does a child with Fifth's disease stop being contagious? Treatment?

Answer 37

When the rash appears they can return to school Self limiting

Question 38

What is enterobiasis?

Answer 38

Pinworm

Question 39

What are the symptoms of Enterobiasis/Pinworm? How to diagnose? Treatment?

Answer 39

Intense Itch at night Dx: Tape test in morning Tx: Mebendazole or albendazole