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Skin Flashcards

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A 3yo boy presents with dry pruritic skin particularly on the cheeks, scalp and extensor surfaces. He has an older brother who also had a similar rash

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Eczema

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A 15yo boy presents with pruritic pink swellings on the superficial dermis after coming into contact with a new cat. The lesions are small and blanch on full pressure

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Urticaria (allergic)

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A 30yo patient presents with erythematous, scaly papules on the extensor surfaces around the elbow. There is also some evidence of a similar rash in the scalp

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Psoriasis

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A patient presents with scaly annular lesions with central clearing. The lesions are gradually enlarging. Scrapings confirm a fungal infection

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Tinea corpis

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A child presents crops of papules, vesicles and pustules which later crust; the trunk and head are affected more than the limbs. Patient has a fever

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VZV (chicken pox)

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A patient with a history of herpes zoster presents with a dermatomal, unilateral rash which consists of eruptions of papules, vesicles and crusts

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Shingles

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7
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What is this skin condition?

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Tinea pedis

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8
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What is this skin condition?

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Tinea unguium

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9
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What is this skin condition?

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Tinea cruris

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10
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What is this skin condition?

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Tinea capitus

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11
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What is this skin condition?

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HSV1

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12
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What is this skin condition?

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HSV2

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13
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What is this skin condition?

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Molloscum contagiosum

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14
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What is this skin condition?

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Folliculitis

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15
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What is this skin condition?

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Impetigo

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16
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What is this skin condition?

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Cellulitis

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17
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What is this skin condition?

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Congenital naevus

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18
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What is this skin condition that typically appears in childhood?

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Benign junctional naevi

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What is the skin condition? Cells are in the dermis and epidermis

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Benign compound naevi

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20
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What is this skin condition?

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Intradermal naevi

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21
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What is this skin condition?

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Freckles

22
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What is this skin condition?

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Lentigines

23
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What is this skin condition?

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Seborrhoeic keratosis

24
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What is this skin condition?

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Pigmented solar keratosis

25
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What is this skin condition?

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Dysplastic naevi

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A 68yo male presents with the following lesion. He notes slow growth over the last few months

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SCC

27
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What is this skin lesion?

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SCC on lower lip

28
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What is this skin lesion?

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Ulcerated SCC

29
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What is this skin lesion?

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Ulcerated SCC

30
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What is this skin lesion?

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SCC

31
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What is this skin lesion?

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Hyperkeratotic SCC

32
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What is this skin lesion?

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Actinic keratosis

33
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What is this skin lesion?

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SCC in situ (Bowen’s disease)

34
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What is this skin lesion?

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SCC in situ (Bowen’s disease)

35
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What is this skin lesion (biopsy)?

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SCC

36
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What is this skin lesion (biopsy)?

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SCC in situ (Bowen’s disease)

37
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What is this skin lesion (biopsy)?

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Actinic keratosis

38
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What is this skin lesion?

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Nodular BCC

39
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What is this skin lesion?

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Nodular BCC

40
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What is this skin lesion?

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Ulcerated, invasive nodular BCC

41
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What is this skin lesion?

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Pigmented BCC

42
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What is this skin lesion?

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Superficial BCC

43
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A 75yo male presents with the following lesion

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Infiltrating/morpheic/sclerosing BCC

44
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A 55yo female presents with a pigmented skin lesion. She admits to large amounts of UV exposure.
On examination the lesion is asymmetrical and the border is irregular

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Melanoma

45
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What is this skin lesion?

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Superficial spreading melanoma

46
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What is this skin lesion?

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Superficial spreading melanoma

47
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What is this skin lesion?

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Lentigo melanoma

48
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What is this skin lesion?

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Lentigo melanoma

49
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What is this skin lesion?

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Acral lentiginous melanoma

50
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What is this skin lesion?

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Nodular melanoma

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