Skin Flashcards

1
Q

What pathogen causes impetigo?
Treatment?
Patient population?

A

Strep
amoxicillin, clindamycin if cant have penicillin
Kids

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2
Q

Strep skin infection can lead to what?

Strep throat infection can lead to what?

A

PSGN

RF and PSGN

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3
Q

Pathogen causing erysipelas?
Patient population?
Description of rash?
Treatment?

A

Strep
Adults
Infection of lymphatics distal to proximal of the arm
Amoxicillin

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4
Q

4 step ladder of treament of acne starting with mild all the way to refractory?

A

Topical retinoids for comedones
BPO for inflamed comedones
Add antibiotics for severe (doxy)
And oral isoretinoins when it is refractory

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5
Q

What are the 5 tinea rashes and how to treat each one?

A
Tinea capitis, oral antifungal
Tinea corporis, topical
Tinea Curis, topical
Tinea pedia, topical,
Tinea on nail, oral
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6
Q

Number 1 treatment for eczema?
Number 2?
Number 3?

A

Avoid trigger
Emulsions
Topical steroids

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7
Q

2 treatments for contact dermatitis?

A

Avoid trigger

If it gets really bad, topical steroids

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8
Q

Explain the underlying mechanism of stasis dermatitis?
Treatment?
Association?

A

Someone has a predisposition to edema, and the skin is stretched and reacts with a erythematous rash.
Get fluid out of legs with diuretics or compression socks
Malleolar ulcers

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