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Skin Flashcards

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Benign epithelial tumors

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Seborrheic ketatosis
acanthosis nigricans
epidermal cyst

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Seborrheic ketatosis

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loos like melanoma

older indiv

light brow/flat - pale brown w/ pink tones to dark brown/black
velvety or waxy to finely verrucous surface

looks stuck on, Crumbles with scraping

Leser trelat - eruptive, multiple assoc w/ internal malignancy

Subtype in African americans: dermatosis papulosa nigra

Histo:

  • exophytic
  • basaloid cells
  • pigmented
  • exuberant keratin production
    • HORN CYSTS (keratin filled)**
  • loose lamellar “shredded-wheat” or “onion-skin” keratin
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Dermatosis papulosa nigra

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acnathosis nigricans

Benign vs malignant

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  • hyperpigmentation
  • hyperplasia - spinosum layer – thick and velvety
  • folds - neck axilla groin

Benign - childhood/puberty - endocrine abnormality (DM)
Malignant - middle-age/older - visceral malignancy (cancer)

indication of underlying disorder

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Epidermal cyst

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Melanoma

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Superficial spreading
Lentigo maligna
Nodular
Acral
Amelanotic
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Superficial spreading

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Lentigo maligna

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Nodular

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Acral

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Amelanotic

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Disorders of pigmentation and melanocytes

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Hypopigmentation

Hyperpigmentation

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Hypopigmentation

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Vitiligo

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Hyperpigmentation

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Freckle
Lentigo
Melanocytic nevi
spitz nevus
Dysplastic melanocytic nevus
melanoma
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Freckle

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Lentigo

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Melanocytic nevi

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spitz nevus

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Dysplastic melanocytic nevus

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large, oval, multiple
irregular pigment
Fading border “fried egg” - central papule with surrounding macule

Histo: compound, concentric papillary dermal fibrosis

Horizontally oriented nests w/ bridging of adj rete
nests are at tips/sides of rete

cytologic atypia: hyperchromatic, enlarged nuclei

potential precursor for melanoma

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Premalignant and malignant epidermal tumors

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Actinitic keratosis

nonmelanoma skin cancer

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Actinic keratosis

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Premalignant lesion assoc w/ sun exposure

earliest identifiable lesion that can develop into SCC (60%) - patient will follow up in 2-3 mo with ulcerated/thickened lesion

palpation key to diagnosis

Rough or “gritty” skin, discrete, scaly, feels like “broken glass” - surface lesion

found on sun exposed areas - face, scalp, ears, posterior neck, forearms, legs

Histo:

  • parakeratosis in corneum
  • hyperplasia and cytologic atypia of basal layer
  • solar elastosis in superficial dermis

must BIOPSY to distinguish between AK and SCC

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Nonmelanoma skin cancer

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Squamous cell carcinoma
Keratoacanthoma
Basal cell carcinoma

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Squamous cell carcinoma

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Oral

Verrucous

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Keratoacanthoma

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benign epithelial tumor
looks like SCC

sudden on actinically-damaged skin
rapid growth
spontaneosly regresses in few months

Red to flesh colored, dome-shaped papule w/ central crater filled w/ keratin plug

Histo

  • large, red, glassy squamoid cells
  • neutrophil microabscess common
  • eosinophils and lymphocytes in surrounding infiltrate

cant transform into SCC

Mohs micrographic surgery - remove tumor and thin rim of normal appearing skin around the diefect – sectioned and labeled, frozen so examine while patient is in the office. Best long- term cure rate of any treatment modality

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Basal cell carcinoma

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Nodular
Superficial
Morpheaform

Most common malignancy

pluripotent cells in basal layer or follicular structures
slow growing. rarely metastasize
local destruction if neglected
excellent prognosis
non-healing lesion that bleeds

UV radiation imp risk factor

Histo:

  • nests of basaloid cells that palisade at the border of the nest
  • nests in fibromyxoid stroma
  • nodules attach to undersurface of the epiderpis
  • STROMA SEPERATES FROM TUMOR NODULES
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Nodular BCC

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MC - 60%
Face

Waxy w/ central depression
Pearly
erosion, ulceration, or crusting
bleeding w/ minor trauma
rolled border
translucency 
Telangiectasia
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Superficial BCC

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Trunk
scaly
light red color
atrophic center with fine translucent micropapules on rim

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29
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Tumors of the dermis

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Dermatofibroma

Dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans

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Dermatofibroma aka

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Benign fibrous hisiticytoma

Very common
lower legs
slow growing

flesh colored-pigmented

“Dimple-sign”
pruritic
past trauma

Fibroblasts with collagen , hyperkeratosis and hyperpigmentation - reddish brown color

dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans
- primary fibrosarcoma of skin

  • locally aggressive but rarely metastasize
  • Hypercellular
  • thinned epidermis
  • into subcut fat “honeycomb” pattern
  • fibroblasts in pinwheel pattern
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Tumors of cellular migrants to the skin

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Mycosis fungoides

Mastocytosis

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32
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Mycosis fungoides

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T-cell lymphoma
trunk

3 stages
3rd - nodule - tumor w/ systemic spread. deep into dermis

Histo:
sezary-lutzner cells - bands in superficial DERMIS (cd4+)

Pautrier microabscess - single/small cluster of invading cells in epidermis

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33
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Mastocytosis

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Urticaria pigmentosa
Systemic mastocytosis

  • Darier sign: wheal when lesion is rubbed
  • Dermatographism: hive when normal skin is stroked

Sx - due to release of histamine, heparin, other mast cell contents

Mastocytoma: histo-

  • metachromatic granules w/in dendritic mast cells
  • monomorphous dermal infiltrate
  • NO epidermotropism
  • “Fried egg cells”
  • Giemsa stain: purplish mast cells in dermis - the granules are purple
34
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Urticaria pigmentosa

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Children usually

> 50% of mastocytosis
- multiple mastocytoma - round to oval, red-brown papules and plaques, pruritic, blister. shortly after birth

35
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systemic mastocytosis

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Adults usually
only abt 10% of of mastocytosis

similar to urticaria pigmentosa PLUS multi-organ mast cell infiltration: BM, liver, spleen, LN

Pruritis and flushing due to certain foods, drugs, EtOH, temp changes

36
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Disorders of epidermal maturation

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Icthyosis

37
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Ictyosis

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impair epidermal maturation
thick corneum w/ loss of basket weave
thick granular layer

except with icthyosis vulgaris - no granular layer

Congenital
Acquired

38
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Congenital icthyosis

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a

39
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Acquired icthyosis

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a

40
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Acute inflammatory dermatoses

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Urticaria
Acute eczematous dermatitis (aka spongiotic dermatitis)
Erythema multiforme (SJ, TEN, pitryiasis rosea)
Stasis dermatitis

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Urticaria

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Histo

  • perivenular infiltrate - neuts then mononuclear cells
  • Collagen bundles more widely spaced bc of edema fluid
  • Dilated lymphatics
  • no epidermal changes
42
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Spongiotic dermatitis

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Contact dermatitis

  • irritant: direct toxic effect. not immunogenic. crust
  • allergic: cell mediated. Type IV. produce urushiol. nickel. papule and scale

Atopic dermatitis - worse in winter. Very itchy. dry with oozing. diaper area, face. CHRONIC - lichenification - epidermal thickening and skin lines
begins at 1st yr of life. babies, children, adults - just different areas

Nummular dermatitis
- coin shaped, red plaques, young adults

Asteatotic dermatitis

  • “winter itch”
  • older people in winter. dry and cracked, itchy

Histo:

  • spongiosis - intERcellular edema
  • Exocytosis of lymphocytes in epidermis
43
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Erythema multiforme

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CD8+ attack
early -
superficial perivascular lymph infiltrate
dermal edema
lymphocytes at dermo-epi junction w/ degenerating and necrotic keratinocyte

later-
lymph migrate into epidermis, necrosis of epi and blister forms

target lesions

44
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Stevens johnson

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involves mucous membrane, mouth and conjunctiva
children > adults

fever, renal failure, sepsis, difficulty eating
sulfa, anticonvulsant

45
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TEN

A

necrotic epidermis lifts off dermis - supepidermal bulla

macules

w/ or w.o target lesions

46
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Pitryiasis rosea

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HHV-7
herald patch - resembles ringworm
christmas tree pattern

patient feels well
not on face
trunk,upperarms, thigh
ithcy

spongiosis w/ erythrocyte extravasation

spontaneously remits - 6wks

47
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Stasis dermatitis

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  • venous incompetence

inc hydrostatic pressure and extravasation of rbc
middle aged, older

incomp valves in lower legs
hyperpigmentation, edema, itchy, scaly, infl

ulceration above medial malleolus

Histo:

  • chronic intercellular epidermal edema
  • rbc extrav – hemosiderin to collect –> thickened rough brown appearance
48
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Chronic inflammatory dermatoses

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Psoriasis
Seborrheic dermatitis
Lichen planus
SLE

49
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Psoriasis

A

Auspitz sign - pinpoint bleeding
symmetrical
Koebner phenomenon-trauma and stress cause exacerbation
thin granulosum layer and parakeratosis in corneum

  • nail involvement. oil spotting - brown, onycholysis - distal separation. also pitting and subungual hyperkeratosis
  • arthritis

pencil in cup

50
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Seborrheic dermatitis

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cradle cap
dandruff

yellow, scaly, greasy patch w. erythema

common in parkinsons, hiv

parakeratosis near follicles

51
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Lichen planus

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5 Ps: pruritic PURPLE polygonal planar papules plaques

wrists/ankles/mucous membrane

Wickham’s striae: fine, reticulated white lines

Koebner phenomenon

Hep C assoc

Histo:

  • interface dermatitis - dense infiltrate of lymphocytes along dermoepidermal junction. the junction is more angulated zigzag (saw toothing)
  • degeneration/necrosis of basal keratinocytes (Civatte bodies - incorporation into inflamed papillary dermis)

Self-limited.
mucous mem inv - longer course

52
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SLE

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african americans
females
30-40
sun, weightloss, cns, arthralgia

Malar rash - “butterfly” - macular eruptions w/ clear borders

multi sys involvmnt

SPARES nasolabial folds

immune complex deposit

False pos - RPR and VDRL

lichenoid interface dermatitis,
epidermal atrophy with thickened basal membrane

53
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Blistering disease

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Inflammatory

Non inflammatory

54
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Inflammatory blistering disease

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Pemphigus vulgaris
Bullous Pemphigoid
Dermatitis herpetiformis

55
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Pemphigus vulgaris

A

IgG

56
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Bullous pemphigoid

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IgG

57
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Dermatitis herpetiformis

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IgA

58
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Noninflammatory blistering disease

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Epidermolysis bullosa

Porphyria cutanea tarda

59
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Epidermolysis bullosa

A

a

60
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Porphyria cutanea tarda

A

a

61
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Disorders of epidermal appendages

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Acne vulgaris

Acne rosacea

62
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Acne vulgaris

A

a

63
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Acne rosacea

A

a

64
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Panniculitis

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Erythema nodosum

65
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Erythema nodosum

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a

66
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Infection

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Verrucae

Molluscum contagiosum:
self-limited, spontaneously remits in a few months. skin-skin, h. contagious. flesh colored/translucent. Cheesy core. anywhere in kids/genitals sexually active adults. Histo: cup-shaped, verrucous acanthosis - epidermal hyperplasia, molluscum bodies in corneum and granulosum - ovoid, homogenous, cytoplasmic inclusion bodies

Impetigo
Scabies

67
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Verrucae

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Vulgaris
plana
plantaris
condyloma acuminatum

68
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Verruca vulgaris

A

a

69
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Verruca plana

A

a

70
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Verruca plantaris

A

a

71
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Condyloma acuminatum

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anogenital wart

72
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Xanthelasma

A

a

73
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Mongolian spot

A

a

74
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Chediak-higashi syndrome

A

a

75
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Cherry angioma

A

a

76
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Hemangioma of infancy

A

a

77
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Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome

A

a

78
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Alopecia

A

a

79
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Albinism

A

a

80
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Xeroderma pigmentosum

A

a

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