Skin and Hand Flashcards

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What are scaly, thick, greasy lesions with scattered keratin plugs?

A

Sebberoic keratosis

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2
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What colour/ description is typical of spitz nevi?

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pink/ red - seen on the face/ legs

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3
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What is the most important factor after resection of a BCC in regards to prognosis?

A

How completely they are excised

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4
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What is a common precipitating factor to pyogenic granuloma?

A

Trauma

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5
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Which cyst is lined with hair/ squamous epithelium?

A

dermoid cysts

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6
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Where are desmoid cysts found?

A

They are in ligaments/ tendons - managed like a sarcoma

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7
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What is the treatment for an infected sebaceous cyst?

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incision and drainage and complete removal of the cyst wall followed by packing of the cavity

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How is a keratocanthoma described?

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red and dome shaped, have a rapid growth phase and they will have a keratin core - they eventually will slough off and scar

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9
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How should a tissue sample be taken from a concerning looking ulcer?

A

punch biopsy

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10
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Where do dermatofibroma occur?

A

at sites of previous trauma

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11
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What is the management of sebbhoreic warts:?

A

shave biopsy and cautery

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12
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What skin disease is seen with celiac disease?

A

dermatitis herpetiformis

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13
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What is osiers node?

A

Tender purplish lesion seen in RA - immune complex depositions

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14
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What is heberdens node?

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nodal swelling of distal joint with deviation of the finger tip

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15
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What is bouchards node?

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seen in OA a growth of the proximal interphalangeal joint

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16
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When should repeat imaging be taken if there is concern for possible scaphoid fracture’>?

A

10 days later

17
Q

What is a soft fluctuant swelling associated with tendons?

A

Ganglion