Skin Flashcards

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1
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Phemphigus

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Changes in oral cavity

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2
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Phemphigoid

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No changes in oral cavity

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3
Q

Phemphigus

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Flaccid

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4
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Phemphigoid

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Intense

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5
Q

Angioedema

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Edema of deep layers of skin

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6
Q

Lichen planus in oral cavity

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White nets

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7
Q

Cutaneous lupus on face

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Butterfly rash
Atrophy
Scaling

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8
Q

Systemic lupus conditions

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4 organ damage

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9
Q

Shingles is always unilateral or bilateral

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Unilateral

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10
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SCC

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Cancer of skin organs and resp tract

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11
Q

Lichen plannus

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Inflammatory and immune mediated disease

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12
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White reticulate scales are called

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Wickham’s striae

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13
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Lichen plannus on nails

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Pteygium

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14
Q

Pytriasis rosea

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Christmas tree rash
Herald patch (red)

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15
Q

Pytriasis versicolor

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Malassesia globossa

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16
Q

Treatment

A

Clortrimazole
Flucanazole

17
Q

Psoriasis vulgaris

A

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

18
Q

Erythema nodosum

A

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

19
Q

Erythema multiforme

A

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

20
Q

Pediculosis

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Lice infection
Pruritic
Permethrin

21
Q

Scabies

A

Mite infestation
Pruritic
Skin burrow
Permethrin
Dermatoscopy

22
Q

Tinea unguium or onychomycosis

A

Fungal infection of nail
White or yellow nail
Terbinafine

23
Q

Tinea superficialis capitis

A

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

24
Q

Tinea profunda capitis

A

Yellow crust
Alopecia

25
Q

Dermatomyositis

A

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

26
Q

Morphea

A

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

27
Q

SLE

A

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

28
Q

Syphillis

A

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

29
Q

Phemphigus vulgaris

A

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

30
Q

Phemphigoid bullosa

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Autoimmune
Pruritic
Older people
Type 2 hypersensitivity against desmosomes
Cortico steroids

31
Q

Dermatitis herpetiformis

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

32
Q

Anamnesis morbi

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First symptom until examination

33
Q

Anamnesis vitae

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Previous illness
Lifestyle
Personal history

34
Q

Anamnesis familiae

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Family history

35
Q

Dermatological status

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