Skin Flashcards
A __________ is flat and less than 5 mm.
A _________ is flat and greater than 5 mm.
Macule; patch
A __________ is elevated and less than 5 mm.
A __________ is elevated and greater than 5 mm.
Papule; plaque
A ___________ is a discrete pus-filled lesion.
Pustule
A _________ is a fluid-filled lesion less than 5 mm.
A _________ is a fluid-filled lesion greater than 5 mm.
Vesicle; bulla
________ is a skin disease characterized by hives, papules, and plaques.
Urticaria
What is the typical pathogenesis of acute urticaria?
Allergic reaction: dermal edema due to mast cells
Type I IgE hypersensitivity
Spongiotic dermatitis is seen in __________.
Acute eczema
T/F: Eczema is more common in childhood.
True
Allergic eczema can be caused by a type ___ hypersensitivity reaction.
IV
CD4+ T cell mediated
What are some common meds that will result in an EM reaction?
Sulfonamides, PCN, NSAIDs, hydroquinone
What types of infections will cause EM reactions?
HSV and mycoplasma
T/F: EM can vary in severity from just mucosal involvement (Stevens Johnson) to toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN).
True
T/F: EM is characterized by “targetoid” lesions.
True
Psoriasis can involve lesions induced by local trauma (___________), and bleeding when scale is removed (_________).
Koebner; Auspitz sign
The epidermal thickening with psoriasis is termed ____________.
acanthosis