Skin

Question 1

Phemphigus

Answer 1

Changes in oral cavity

Question 2

Phemphigoid

Answer 2

No changes in oral cavity

Question 3

Phemphigus

Answer 3

Flaccid

Question 4

Phemphigoid

Answer 4

Intense

Question 5

Angioedema

Answer 5

Edema of deep layers of skin

Question 6

Lichen planus in oral cavity

Answer 6

White nets

Question 7

Cutaneous lupus on face

Answer 7

Butterfly rash
Atrophy
Scaling

Question 8

Systemic lupus conditions

Answer 8

4 organ damage

Question 9

Shingles is always unilateral or bilateral

Answer 9

Unilateral

Question 10

SCC

Answer 10

Cancer of skin organs and resp tract

Question 11

Lichen plannus

Answer 11

Inflammatory and immune mediated disease

Question 12

White reticulate scales are called

Answer 12

Wickham’s striae

Question 13

Lichen plannus on nails

Answer 13

Pteygium

Question 14

Pytriasis rosea

Answer 14

Christmas tree rash
Herald patch (red)

Question 15

Pytriasis versicolor

Answer 15

Malassesia globossa

Question 16

Treatment

Answer 16

Clortrimazole
Flucanazole

Question 17

Psoriasis vulgaris

Answer 17

Methotrexate vit D
Raised areas of skin covered with silvery white scaly skin
Nail pitting

Question 18

Erythema nodosum

Answer 18

Inflammation of fat cells under skin
Nodules
Streptococcus
ASO titer
Corticosteroids nsaid

Question 19

Erythema multiforme

Answer 19

Immune complex to superficial microvasculature and oral mucus membrane
After infection
Pale center surrounded by pink ring
Steroids

Question 20

Pediculosis

Answer 20

Lice infection
Pruritic
Permethrin

Question 21

Scabies

Answer 21

Mite infestation
Pruritic
Skin burrow
Permethrin
Dermatoscopy

Question 22

Tinea unguium or onychomycosis

Answer 22

Fungal infection of nail
White or yellow nail
Terbinafine

Question 23

Tinea superficialis capitis

Answer 23

Dermatophyte
Ringworm of scalp
Priritic
Loss of hair
Scaling pustule
Terbinafine, griseofulvin

Question 24

Tinea profunda capitis

Answer 24

Yellow crust
Alopecia

Question 25

Dermatomyositis

Answer 25

Inflammatory disorder of skin and muscles Calcium depositions on skin and muscles Biopsy Methotrexate Gottron’s papule Heliotrope X ray Biopsy Methotrexate Rituximab

Question 26

Morphea

Answer 26

Type of scleroderma No systemic Macule Collagen deposits and hardens Tacrolimus Methotrexate

Question 27

SLE

Answer 27

Autoimmune Swollen joint fever Red rash on face Butterfly rash Mouth ulcer hair loss Systemic inflammation Immunofluoresence Anti nuclear antibody Steroids Biopsy

Question 28

Syphillis

Answer 28

Canchre primary Rashes on palms and soles secondary Gumma tertiary Macule papule erosion and ulcer Blood test Benzylpenicillin Doxycycline Teracycline

Question 29

Phemphigus vulgaris

Answer 29

Antibodies against desmosomes Type 2 hypersensitivity Burn like apperance Nikolsky sign positive Punch biopsy Methotexate Rituximab

Question 30

Phemphigoid bullosa

Answer 30

Autoimmune Pruritic Older people Type 2 hypersensitivity against desmosomes Cortico steroids

Question 31

Dermatitis herpetiformis

Answer 31

Autoimmune blistering condition filled with fluid Dapsone Blood test IgA antibody again transglutaminase

Question 32

Anamnesis morbi

Answer 32

First symptom until examination

Question 33

Anamnesis vitae

Answer 33

Previous illness Lifestyle Personal history

Question 34

Anamnesis familiae

Answer 34

Family history

Question 35

Dermatological status

Answer 35

Type of efflorescence Localization Distribution Colour Shape and size of lesion Consistency Limitation and relationship to surrounding healthy skin